Play Base is an immersive experience for children aged 0-8, offering a variety of fun and engaging activities. All tickets must be booked online in advance.

Join Professor Joanna Bourke as she questions how the role of emotions and ethics can give us a better understanding of the experience of combat.

Sing, play and create with your little ones in these fun sensory sessions.

Join Christopher Dorman-O’Gowan as he discusses the First Battle of El Alamein and its significance in the North African campaign of the Second World War.

Join an international group of scholars to explore chemical warfare in the Great War and its legacies today,in this conference co-hosted by the Western Front Association and the National Army Museum.

Join expert guide Edward Richards for a British Sign Language (BSL) tour examining how the British Army was formed and how it's structured today.

Join us for a talk and tour at RMA Sandhurst, exclusively for members. Uncover the origins of the National Army Museum and view the Indian War Memorial Room.

Join Rupert Wieloch as he marks the 80th anniversary of the Second Battle of El Alamein with a discussion of its key events and its importance in the context of the Second World War.

A relaxed early opening of the Museum for families with additional sensory needs to experience the galleries in a quieter environment.

Join bestselling author Damien Lewis for the launch of his new book that follows the SAS from their foundation through to the Italian landings.

Join John Willis as he unveils the forgotten story of the Allied prisoners of war who survived the devastating Nagasaki nuclear bomb.

Join acclaimed journalist and broadcaster Mark Urban as he launches his new authorised history exploring the formation of the Parachute Regiment during the Second World War.

Join Tim Saunders as he discusses the role of the Light Division and its successes during the Peninsular War.

Join Professor Guy Cuthbertson as he examines how people in Britain and around the world reacted to the news that an armistice had been signed,bringing an end to the First World War.

Join Jonathan Cobb as he discusses the role of the New Model Army in the creation and maintenance of a republican regime in Great Britain and Ireland.

Join Professor Lucy Robinson as she discusses the role of emotion, loss and memory in relation to the Falklands conflict.

Join Professor Peter Kornicki as he explores the work undertaken by linguists - from code breaking to radio operating - against Japanese forces in India and Burma during the Second World War.

Join Dr Michael Robinson as he discusses the struggles faced by First World War veterans who returned home to Ireland with life-changing mental injuries.

Join Charlotte Yelamos as she discusses how archaeological methods and theories can be applied to the study of intelligence gathering during the Cold War.