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Itineraries. With a collection of more than 70,000 artifacts, it is nearly impossible to see all of the National Infantry Museum in only one visit! Whether you have one hour or the entire day, you will walk away from your visit with a greater appreciation for our heroes in uniform and the daily obstacles they face to defend freedom. See our ...
Located in the center of Cavezza Hall is a breathtaking gallery that evokes emotions of pride and honor. The Hall of Valor pays tribute to American Infantrymen who have received the Medal of Honor, our nation’s highest award for bravery. First authorized during the Civil War, the United States Army Infantry has produced more Medal of Honor ...
If you are visiting the museum on graduation day, plan to attend the U.S. Army ceremony. It is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity! Graduation Time: April – September: 9am. October – March 10am. Graduation time and location are subject to change based on weather conditions. Please check prior to arrival.
Our Mission. As the professional organization for the United States Infantry, The National Infantry Association stands as a non-profit organization centered on a robust and growing membership. We build camaraderie among the Infantry community by connecting our members with beneficial networks and resources; recognizing outstanding contributions ...
The National Infantry Museum offers Southern hospitality mixed with modern sophistication, wrapped in an atmosphere of inspirational historical significance. Start planning your once-in-a-lifetime event today by calling 706-685-5809. Corporate retreats, elegant weddings, private ceremonies and more…see why the National Infantry Museum is ...
The National Infantry Museum Foundation is a non-federal entity with no involvement in the management and oversight of the National Infantry Museum. The Foundation is not part of the U.S. Army or any of the museums administered by the U.S. Army, including National Infantry Museum.
The National Infantry Museum Foundation is a non-federal entity with no involvement in the management and oversight of the National Infantry Museum. The Foundation is not part of the U.S. Army or any of the museums administered by the U.S. Army, including National Infantry Museum.
