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Airborne & Special Operations Museum Foundation
The Airborne & Special Operations Museum Foundation supports the Museum through fundraising.
About Airborne & Special Operations Museum Foundation
The Airborne & Special Operations Museum Foundation raises funds to support the U.S. Army Airborne and Special Operations Museum. Through donations, fundraising, events, programs, and the Museum Store, we help fund exhibits, educational opportunities, and other initiatives that preserve and share the history of Airborne and Special Operations Soldiers. The Foundation is a nonprofit organization and is not part of the Department of Defense.
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Signals from Airborne & Special Operations Museum Foundation
5 published signals
Presence & Recognition
Airborne & Special Operations Museum Foundation opened the new Airborne V/R Experience at the U.S. Army Airborne & Special Operations Museum on September 10.
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Presence & Recognition
Airborne & Special Operations Museum Foundation celebrated 108 years of Fort Bragg, established on September 4, 1918, as an artillery training post.
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Presence & Recognition
Airborne & Special Operations Museum Foundation published a blog story about the Empire of Japan's surrender to Allied forces aboard the USS Missouri in Tokyo Harbor.
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Presence & Recognition
Airborne & Special Operations Museum Foundation published a September newsletter featuring details about the 9/11 Remembrance Ceremony, the opening of the Field of Honor, and the Museum's new 9/11 focus exhibit.
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Presence & Recognition
Airborne & Special Operations Museum Foundation volunteers and local businesses gathered at the U.S. Army Airborne & Special Operations Museum to help install the Field of Honor, which will be displayed on the Parade Grounds through November 11, 2026.
Reported by Margaret Britten