Last updated: 12 January 2012
14 May 2012
The National Army Museum is throwing open its doors after dark for a weekend of discovery, creativity and fun as part of the annual ‘Museums at Night’ celebrations on 18-19 May 2012!
10 May 2012
The National Army Museum has received initial support for a £11.3m Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) bid, including £350,000 of development funding, for the Building for the Future project, it was announced today.
2 May 2012
An Afghan schoolbook, which uses bullets and Kalashnikov rifles as counting tools, is one of several poignant items now on display at the National Army Museum.
23 April 2012
The National Army Museum is delighted to announce that Mr Simon Cox has been appointed as the new Commercial Manager for the trading arm of the National Army Museum (NAMTL).
18 April 2012
The National Army Museum is pleased to announce the appointment of a full-time Regimental Museums Liaison Officer. This is a new post to provide dedicated support and greater collaboration between the Museum, the country’s Regimental Museums, the Ministry of Defence and the Army Museums Ogilby Trust.
13 April 2012
George Washington has been voted Britain’s Greatest Enemy Commander in the National Army Museum’s nationwide poll.
11 April 2012
In 2011-12 the National Army Museum enjoyed its most successful year to date, welcoming over 270,000 visitors through its doors with a packed programme of acclaimed exhibitions and innovative events and digital projects.
30 March 2012
Mustafa Kemal Atatürk the ‘Father of Turkey’ has successfully fought off Michael Collins and other fellow foes, to capture first place in the 'Enemy Commanders: Britain’s Greatest Foes' online poll.
23 March 2012
The National Army Museum is delighted to announce that its latest special exhibition, 'War Horse: Fact & Fiction', has been nominated for a 'Museums + Heritage' award in the 'Temporary or Touring Exhibition' category.
15 March 2012
Irish revolutionary leader Michael Collins has captured voters’ support and is currently leading the National Army Museum’s latest public poll. 'Enemy Commanders: Britain’s Greatest Foes' challenges voters to choose from a 20-strong shortlist of the enemy commanders who have dealt the British Army the biggest blow.