The National Infantry Museum
For more than two centuries, United States Infantrymen have fought to protect our freedom. Their missions have brought them face-to-face with the enemy. Their courage, pride and sense of duty stood tall above any fear they faced. But the battle for our freedom has been costly. As many as 80 percent of all the servicemen and women who have died serving their country were part of the Infantry.
We believe it’s time to give the Infantryman his due.
A new, world-class museum has now been built to honor the Infantry. It will tell the story of our ground soldiers from the colonial period to Operation Iraqi Freedom. Lessons of the past will be retold to help lead us in the future.
We invite you step back in time with us, to better understand the Infantry’s legacy of valor and sacrifice.
MG Jerry A. White
Chairman, National Infantry Foundation
