National Army Museum
The National Army Museum is the United Kingdom's national museum dedicated to the history of the British Army, established by Royal Charter in 1960 and based in Chelsea, London. Its galleries and collections trace soldiers' experiences from the Army's origins to the present day, alongside archives and regimental collections such as those of the Coldstream Guards and Grenadier Guards. Admission is free, and the museum also hosts changing special exhibitions and displays.
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Glemte Indien ved 80: Historierne, du ikke kender
Denne særlige udstilling kaster lys over de sydasiatiske samfunds oplevelser under Anden Verdenskrig og i den umiddelbare efterkrigstid.
Tegnet på Vestfronten: Paul Sarrut og den indiske hær
Gennem et unikt udvalg af intime skitser giver denne gratis udstilling et sjældent indblik i hverdagen for soldater, der tjente langt hjemmefra under Første Verdenskrig.
