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National Infantry Museum and Soldier CenterHistorical Museum
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The National Infantry Museum brings the story of the American soldier to the forefront with interactive displays and...
MoreThe National Infantry Museum brings the story of the American soldier to the forefront with interactive displays and exhibits, thousands of artifacts and multimedia features. Telling the story of the soldiers across eras of American history spanning more than 200 years, it offers an enriching cultural and educational experience for kids and adults alike. The museum features several interesting exhibits and areas to explore like the Giant Screen Theater, World War II Company Street, Combat Simulators and Vietnam Memorial Plaza. The museum itself is free to enter, though patrons are encouraged to donate what they can. With one of the largest collections of artifacts and memorabilia beautifully curated to present a picture of the American soldier through the centuries, the museum is a must-visit for all history buffs and anyone wanting to know more about America's military past and the present from the viewpoint of an infantry man. Less
Website: nationalinfantrymuseum.org
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1775 Legacy Way, Off Benning Blvd, just outside Fort Benning Columbus, GA 31903-3674 537.05 mi
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- stbMonroe_GA06/05/24
  We decided to do an overnight trip to Columbus GA to visit this museum. Very well made, amazing exhibits. A really good ten minute intro movie to watch. Lots of history. Great for history buffs and... More
- bigfoot195406/05/24
  One of the top twelve military museums in the world. Top free museum in the country (donations were solicited). Soldiers at Ft. Moore train here to learn Army history. Volunteers are available to... More
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