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Dr Alice Vernon examines how spiritualism helped bereaved families come to terms with the trauma of the First World War.

Discover the long-forgotten story of the Halbmondlager, where prisoners from across the British, French and Russian Empires were held captive during the First World War.

Through a unique selection of intimate sketches, this free exhibition offers a rare glimpse of everyday life for soldiers serving far from home during the First World War.

Join Dr Kiran Sahota as she highlights the important roles played by Indian women during the Second World War.

Join us for a one-day special conference exploring the experiences of soldiers and officers of the Indian Army before, during and after the First World War.

Join us this festive season and have a go at making your very own Princess Mary gift tin at our creative workshop.

Join us for a curator-led tour of our latest exhibition, 'Drawn on the Western Front', designed for blind and visually impaired visitors and their companions.

This special display sheds light on the experiences of South Asian communities during the Second World War and its immediate aftermath.

Professor Michael Snape explores the role of religion in the modern British Army, from the Korean War to Afghanistan.

Join curator Anna Lavelle for a tour showcasing highlights from the National Army Museum’s 17th-century art collection.

Grab your scrubs, wash your hands and delve into the world of Army medicine on this interactive family tour.

Discover some of the Museum’s most remarkable exhibits on this British Sign Language (BSL) tour with expert guide Edward Richards.