Explore America’s past through Army history with digital resources, veteran storytelling, educational content, and immersive online experiences from the Army Historical Foundation.
As our nation commemorates 250 years of American history, there has never been a better time to explore the remarkable story of the American Soldier and the role the United States Army has played in shaping our nation’s journey. Through the armyhistory.org/army-history-center, the public, educators, students, veterans, and history enthusiasts can access a growing digital gateway dedicated to preserving and sharing Army history across generations.
The Army History Center serves as a powerful virtual resource hub featuring historical articles, educational materials, research tools, digital storytelling, and content connected to the experiences of Soldiers from the Revolutionary War through today’s Army. As communities across Fairfax County and the nation reflect on America’s 250th anniversary, the Army History Center offers a unique opportunity to explore military history through the lens of service, sacrifice, innovation, and leadership that helped define the American experience.
Whether you are researching a family connection to military service, seeking classroom resources, or simply looking to deepen your understanding of the nation’s past, the Army History Center invites visitors to engage with Army history from anywhere in the country.
Another outstanding digital resource available through the Army Historical Foundation is the Foundation’s beloved military history magazine that now brings Army history directly into readers’ hands through convenient online access. Featuring compelling articles, Soldier stories, historic analysis, artifact highlights, and expert contributors, On Point continues to serve as an engaging way for audiences to connect with America’s military past while discovering new stories connected to the Army’s enduring legacy. Visit armyhistory.org/on-point/ to read more.
In addition to the Army History Center and On Point, The Army Historical Foundation's YouTube channel provides an expansive collection of free digital content that can be enjoyed from home. The channel features veteran storytelling, interviews and testimonials, Army artifact spotlight series, Army food and ration history segments, behind-the-scenes Museum content, educational programming, and much more. New podcast episodes and long-form conversations continue to expand the Foundation’s growing library of accessible history-focused media for audiences of all ages.
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As Fairfax County joins communities nationwide in commemorating America’s 250th anniversary, these digital resources provide meaningful ways to connect with the stories of the Soldiers who helped shape the nation across two and a half centuries of history through the work of the National Museum of the United States Army and its official Foundation.