• 10.00am - 5.30pm
  • FREE
  • Chelsea, London
  • 10.00am - 5.30pm
  • FREE
  • Chelsea, London

Events

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Tank C51 ‘Chaperon’, south of Cambrai, 1917
Talk At Museum / Online

22 November 2024, 12.00pm

FREE

Cambrai: The Making of the Tank Corps

Join David Willey of the Tank Museum as he highlights how the Battle of Cambrai became the defining moment for the newly formed Tank Corps during the First World War.

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Sister Evelyn Morgan character actor
Performance At Museum

24 November 2024

FREE

Soldier Stories: Sister Evelyn Morgan

Meet characters, both real and imagined, from the Army’s past and hear their amazing stories in our galleries.

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A convoy of Jewish Brigade trucks, Italy, 1945
Talk At Museum / Online

29 November 2024, 12.00pm

FREE

Soldiers, Angels and Avengers: The Jewish Brigade in Italy

Join Dr Gianluca Fantoni as he chronicles the formation, deployment and field conduct of the Jewish Brigade Infantry Group during the Second World War.

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'Founder of Sandhurst, Maj-Gen John Le Marchant' book cover
Talk At Museum / Online

6 December 2024, 12.00pm

FREE

A Most Able Officer: Major General John Le Marchant

Paul Le Messurier reveals the little-known story of esteemed cavalry officer Major General John Le Marchant, the founder of the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst.

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Children attending a festive family tour
Tour At Museum

7 December 2024

FREE

Marching Orders: Chaotic Christmas

Join us for this fun-filled family tour as we explore some of the festive stories and items in our galleries.

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The Chelsea Pensioner Singers
Performance At Museum

8 December 2024, 11.00am

FREE

Christmas Carols: The Chelsea Pensioner Singers

Get into the Christmas spirit with the Chelsea Pensioner Singers as they perform carols live at the National Army Museum.

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