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Access, filming and photography
The Press Office provides a service to journalists and media outlets who are looking for expert spokespersons or information about the National Army Museum, including our collections, exhibitions, events and fundraising campaigns.
Media access and visits to the museum, including all professional filming and photography, must be arranged in advance by contacting:
PR and Communications Manager
E: pr@nam.ac.uk | Tel: 020 7881 2433
National Army Museum embarks on gallery refreshment project
25 January 2022
Over the next two years, the National Army Museum is undertaking a rolling refreshment of its permanent galleries, starting with Army gallery.
National Army Museum and historian James Holland unveil new exhibition
18 November 2021
Brothers in Arms is a free temporary exhibition that will run at the National Army Museum from 9 December 2021 to 6 May 2022, telling the story of the Sherwood Rangers Yeomanry from D-Day to VE Day.
National Army Museum and Society for Army Historical Research strengthen ties
21 September 2021
At this year’s Chelsea History Festival, the National Army Museum will be hosting the annual conference of the Society for Army Historical Research and their Templer reception on 22 September 2021.
Public asked to mark this year’s Armed Forces Week by walking in the footsteps of our forces
7 June 2021
The National Museum of the Royal Navy, National Army Museum, Royal Air Force Museum and Commonwealth War Graves Commission are marking this year’s Armed Forces Week by launching a virtual walking event, In the Footsteps of Our Forces.
Buried Among Kings: The Story of the Unknown Warrior
7 October 2020
To mark the centenary of the Unknown Warrior being laid to rest in Westminster Abbey, the National Army Museum presents a new exhibition telling the story of this symbolic memorial.
Foe to Friend: The British Army in Germany since 1945
12 September 2020
This month, the National Army Museum will open a major exhibition charting the Army’s time in Germany from the end of the Second World War to the present day.
The legacy of the Lady with the Lamp: Florence Nightingale
11 May 2020
Tuesday 12 May 2020 marks 200 years since the birth of one of the most famous women in British history: The Lady with the Lamp, Florence Nightingale.
National military service museums join forces for Virtual VE Day 75 Festival
28 April 2020
The three historical institutions of the British Armed Forces invite the public to ‘stand with your services’ to celebrate 75 years since VE Day on Friday 8 May.
Berlin Wall installed at National Army Museum to mark 30th anniversary of its fall
1 November 2019
The National Army Museum reflects on 75 years of the British Army in Germany with the installation of a section of the Berlin Wall, the launch of a new book and the announcement its major exhibition for 2020.
Memorial to British Indian Army unveiled at Royal Military Academy Sandhurst
6 September 2019
The National Army Museum has reinvigorated the historic Indian Army Memorial Room at the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst with unseen items from its collection.
Take the Tank Challenge with the National Army Museum this summer
23 July 2019
Big kids and little kids alike have been having fun at Victoria station this week as they take part in the National Army Museum's remote-control #TankChallenge.
Rise of the Lionesses: New exhibition explores changing roles of women in the British Army
28 June 2019
A new spotlight exhibition, written in partnership with the WRAC Association, explores the changing roles of women in the Army from 1917 to the present day.
Penalty for disregarding D-Day secrecy: Death for your comrades
30 May 2019
Among the work of Abram Games currently on display at the National Army Museum is a poster warning soldiers against disclosing military secrets prior to D-Day (6 June 1944).
National Army Museum to hand over locks of hair belonging to Emperor Tewodros II of Ethiopia
18 March 2019
An agreement has been reached on the manner and style of the hand-over to the Government of Ethiopia of locks of hair belonging to Emperor Tewodros II.
The art of persuasion: Wartime posters by Abram Games
7 March 2019
'The art of persuasion: Wartime posters by Abram Games' is a major retrospective of the pioneering work of graphic artist Abram Games, opening at the National Army Museum on 6 April 2019.
National Army Museum responds to repatriation request from Ethiopia
4 March 2019
The Museum has agreed to repatriate items from its collection, considered to be human remains, following a request from the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia in April last year.
National Army Museum launches Spotlight Saturdays
23 January 2019
The Museum kicks off a new series of public events to showcase the work of specific regiments, topical themes or inspiring key campaigns in the nation's history.
