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States as well. And today we are standing in the Army Society Gallery which focuses on the relationship between the american public and the army. Or this is a very unique gallery and it is a standalone gallery separate from our fighting for the nation galleries, which gives insight on the wars and the battles and the campaigns soldiers have fought since the revolutionary war up in afghanistan the military tactics the weapons the type of uniforms they were punctuated with individual soldier stories that not only talk about what the soldiers went through but also more context about the battles and or wars that they fall in kind of complementing that and strut, you know, the theme we stress here at the museum is the army values. These are seven values that Soldiers Today live by or live up to from Loyalty Duty Respect selfish Service Honor Integrity personal courage, youll find that in the stories that you you read in the museum where the artifacts you interact with so early on it was alw
Reflects the history of the army. But the history of the United States as well. And today we are standing in the Army Society Gallery which focuses on the relationship between the american public and the army. Or this is a very unique gallery and its a standalone gallery separate from our fighting for the nation galleries, which gives insight on the wars and the battles and the campaigns soldiers have fought since the revolutionary war up into afghanistan the military tactics the weapons the type of uniforms they wore punctuated with individual soldier stories that not only talk about what the soldiers went through but also more context about the battles and or wars that they fall in kind of complementing that instruction, you know the theme we stress here at the museum is the army values. These are seven values that Soldiers Today live by or live up to from Loyalty Duty Respect selfish Service Honor Integrity personal courage, youll find that in the stories that you you read in the mu
Paul. Mirando. Im the chief curator here at the national museum of the united States Army. The museum is mission is to tell the Army Story through the eyes of american soldiers. From 1775 to present day the stories and the artifacts that you find in this museum are very very compelling not only reflects the history of the army. But the history of the United States as well. And today we are standing in the Army Society Gallery which focuses on the relationship between the american public and the army. Or this is a very unique gallery and its a standalone gallery separate from our fighting for the nation galleries, which gives insight on the wars and the battles and the campaigns soldiers have fought since the revolutionary war up into afghanistan the military tactics the weapons the type of uniforms they were punctuated with individual soldier stories that not only talk about what the soldiers went through but also more context about the battles and or wars that they fall in kind of com