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Home | National Army Museum Skip to main content 10.00am - 5.30pm FREE Chelsea, London Donate Shop Search What's on Collections Explore Support us Plan a visit Families Schools Donate Shop See, hear and experience the story of the Army Uncover the bigger picture of how the Army has shaped our world and lives, from its origins to the present day. Plan your visit The new home for Lord Ashcroft's Victoria Crosses and George Crosses From summer 2026, the National Army Museum will display medals from the Lord Ashcroft Collection, showcasing remarkable stories of bravery. Find out more Coming soon at the National Army Museum View all events Talk 16 Oct 2026| Free An Astonishing Infantryman Steve McCarthy recounts the extraordinary story of a real-life ‘Sharpe’, Lieutenant Colonel Jack Hill of the Royal Welch Fusiliers. Talk 21 Oct 2026| £20.00 ‘Behind Enemy Lines’ with Damien Lewis 'Sunday Times' bestselling author and journalist Damien Lewis shares some of the remarkable true stories from his latest book. Talk 23 Oct 2026| Free Nurses’ Memories of the Great War Join Jerry Palmer as he explores the personal stories of nurses who served on all sides and various fronts during the First World War. Myth and Reality: Military Art in the Age of Queen Victoria This major exhibition of rarely seen artworks explores changing attitudes towards soldiers and the Army during Queen Victoria’s reign (1837–1901). Find out more Stories of alliance story Nato and the British Army Nato has been the cornerstone of British defence planning for over 70 years. Originally formed as a bulwark against communism, more recently it has been involved in peacekeeping roles and the ‘war on terror’. Story Corporal Danny Groves Danny Groves served as a mortar section commander with the Royal Irish Regiment in
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