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Play Base is an immersive experience for children aged 0-8, offering a variety of fun and engaging activities. Tickets are availible online and in venue.
Explore the 25-year history of the Land Information Assurance Group, also known as Cyber Squadron, with former member Noel K Hannan.
Join historian David Omissi as he highlights the crucial role of the Indian Army in the Allied reoccupation of Burma in 1945 and the ultimate defeat of Imperial Japan. Part of our Burma Day.
Join historian David Omissi as he hihglights the crucial role of the Indian Army in the Allied reoccupation of Burma in 1945 and the ultimate defeat of Imperial Japan. Part of our Burma Day.
Join historian, author and broadcaster Lucy Betteridge-Dyson as she explores the actions and experiences of 3 Commando Brigade in the jungles of Burma in 1945. Part of our Burma Day.
Dr Alan Jeffreys discusses the pivotal role played by Britain's generals in the eventual defeat of the Imperial Japanese Army in Burma. Part of our Burma Day.
Join Paul Corden as he explores who the Chindits were and explains their important role during the Burma campaign. Part of our Burma Day.
Join Paul Corden as he explores who the Chindits were and explains their important role during the Burma campaign. Part of our Burma Day.
Dr Oliver Owen explores the fascinating story of the soldiers from West Africa who served in the Burma campaign. Part of our Burma Day.
Jeremy Archer shares first-hand accounts from veterans who served in one of the Second World War's most arduous campaigns. Part of our Burma Day.
Jeremy Archer shares first-hand accounts from veterans who served in one of hte Second World War's most arduous campaigns. Part of our Burma Day.
Join military historian and author Rob Lyman as he discusses the superlative characteristics of the Burma campaign. Part of our Burma Day.
Dr Erica Wald illustrates how food influenced the lives of the troops and shaped perceptions of the ideal soldier in the 19th-century Indian Army.
Join Professor Alice Hunt as she examines the tumultuous impact of the British Civil Wars.
Grant Bage explores the military service and formative experiences of World Cup-winning football manager, Sir Alf Ramsey
Bestselling author Damien Lewis is back with another daring SAS mission, this time uncovering a story long veiled in secrecy that is both heroic and harrowing.
Join acclaimed intelligence historian Dr Tony Insall as he shares the gripping true story of his great-uncle - one of the first pilots to be awarded the Victoria Cross.
Join us this October Half-Term for an hour of Nerf filled fun with our friends from Whizzfit! Spaces are limited so dont miss out!
Join author Helen Fry for the launch of her new book focusing on two key intelligence networks operating behind enemy lines in the World Wars.
Put your coding skills to the test and navigate our catapulting artillery robots through our tricky guard patrol course!
Join historian Geraint Hughes as he explores the British Army's involvement in the Dhofar Insurgency and the challenges of fighting an undeclared war.
Elevate your embroidery skills on this two-day course, inspired by the Museums collection and led by experts from Hand & Lock, London's premier embroidery house.
Hear from Lester Oram as he highlights the work of Behind the Mask, a project focusing on healing and self-discovery for military veterans.
Enjoy a guided tour of the National Army Museum's latest special exhibition, 'Beyond Burma: Forgotten Armies'.
Join Michael Rayner as he reveals what modern landscapes, written sources and archaeology can tell us about the history of England’s battlefields.
Join Gautam Hazarika for a fascinating insight into the role of the Indian National Army, which served alongside the Japanese in the Second World War.
Charlotte Carty tells the story of the Assam Regiment and its important contribution during the Burma campaign.
Follow expert guide Edward Richards on a British Sign Language (BSL) tour of our forthcoming exhibition 'Beyond Burma: Forgotten Armies'.
Join Rory Butcher as he explores the ‘forgotten’ history of the Fencible Regiments and the interaction between civilian and military spheres during a time of deep national crisis.
Put on your dancing shoes for an evening of seasonal swing at our Christmas-themed 1940s dance night.
Dr Richard Bates explores the celebrity status and abiding legacy of Florence Nightingale in historical culture since the Crimean War.
Join Dr Jake Gasson as he explores the unique challenges faced by British soldiers serving on the Salonika front during the First World War.
Join a panel of experts as they discuss public understanding of African service in the Burma campaign and how it has evolved over the past decade.
Play Base is an immersive experience for children aged 0-8, offering a variety of fun and engaging activities. Tickets are availible online and in venue.
Explore the 25-year history of the Land Information Assurance Group, also known as Cyber Squadron, with former member Noel K Hannan.
Join historian David Omissi as he highlights the crucial role of the Indian Army in the Allied reoccupation of Burma in 1945 and the ultimate defeat of Imperial Japan. Part of our Burma Day.
Join historian David Omissi as he hihglights the crucial role of the Indian Army in the Allied reoccupation of Burma in 1945 and the ultimate defeat of Imperial Japan. Part of our Burma Day.
Join historian, author and broadcaster Lucy Betteridge-Dyson as she explores the actions and experiences of 3 Commando Brigade in the jungles of Burma in 1945. Part of our Burma Day.
Dr Alan Jeffreys discusses the pivotal role played by Britain's generals in the eventual defeat of the Imperial Japanese Army in Burma. Part of our Burma Day.
Join Paul Corden as he explores who the Chindits were and explains their important role during the Burma campaign. Part of our Burma Day.
Join Paul Corden as he explores who the Chindits were and explains their important role during the Burma campaign. Part of our Burma Day.
Dr Oliver Owen explores the fascinating story of the soldiers from West Africa who served in the Burma campaign. Part of our Burma Day.
Jeremy Archer shares first-hand accounts from veterans who served in one of the Second World War's most arduous campaigns. Part of our Burma Day.
Jeremy Archer shares first-hand accounts from veterans who served in one of hte Second World War's most arduous campaigns. Part of our Burma Day.
Join military historian and author Rob Lyman as he discusses the superlative characteristics of the Burma campaign. Part of our Burma Day.
Dr Erica Wald illustrates how food influenced the lives of the troops and shaped perceptions of the ideal soldier in the 19th-century Indian Army.
Join Professor Alice Hunt as she examines the tumultuous impact of the British Civil Wars.
Grant Bage explores the military service and formative experiences of World Cup-winning football manager, Sir Alf Ramsey
Bestselling author Damien Lewis is back with another daring SAS mission, this time uncovering a story long veiled in secrecy that is both heroic and harrowing.
Join acclaimed intelligence historian Dr Tony Insall as he shares the gripping true story of his great-uncle - one of the first pilots to be awarded the Victoria Cross.
Join us this October Half-Term for an hour of Nerf filled fun with our friends from Whizzfit! Spaces are limited so dont miss out!
Join author Helen Fry for the launch of her new book focusing on two key intelligence networks operating behind enemy lines in the World Wars.
Put your coding skills to the test and navigate our catapulting artillery robots through our tricky guard patrol course!
Join historian Geraint Hughes as he explores the British Army's involvement in the Dhofar Insurgency and the challenges of fighting an undeclared war.
Elevate your embroidery skills on this two-day course, inspired by the Museums collection and led by experts from Hand & Lock, London's premier embroidery house.
Hear from Lester Oram as he highlights the work of Behind the Mask, a project focusing on healing and self-discovery for military veterans.
Enjoy a guided tour of the National Army Museum's latest special exhibition, 'Beyond Burma: Forgotten Armies'.
Join Michael Rayner as he reveals what modern landscapes, written sources and archaeology can tell us about the history of England’s battlefields.
Join Gautam Hazarika for a fascinating insight into the role of the Indian National Army, which served alongside the Japanese in the Second World War.
Charlotte Carty tells the story of the Assam Regiment and its important contribution during the Burma campaign.
Follow expert guide Edward Richards on a British Sign Language (BSL) tour of our forthcoming exhibition 'Beyond Burma: Forgotten Armies'.
Join Rory Butcher as he explores the ‘forgotten’ history of the Fencible Regiments and the interaction between civilian and military spheres during a time of deep national crisis.
Put on your dancing shoes for an evening of seasonal swing at our Christmas-themed 1940s dance night.
Dr Richard Bates explores the celebrity status and abiding legacy of Florence Nightingale in historical culture since the Crimean War.
Join Dr Jake Gasson as he explores the unique challenges faced by British soldiers serving on the Salonika front during the First World War.
Join a panel of experts as they discuss public understanding of African service in the Burma campaign and how it has evolved over the past decade.
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