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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Now on view
2 exhibitions
Forgotten India at 80: The Stories You Don’t Know
This special display sheds light on the experiences of South Asian communities during the Second World War and its immediate aftermath.
Drawn on the Western Front: Paul Sarrut and the Indian Army
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.
