With the ease of technology today and advancements being made every year that passes, it is hard to remember the reliable technology of the past.

The B-4 was developed during World War Two and was used for at least thirty more years as a carrier for large garment items.

Did you know that the phrase “Bugging out” was first used with the Mobile Army Surgical Hospitals?

Shortly after the US entered World War Two, a number of problems arose with the standard army uniform, namely in its field jacket.

#TGIAF or thank goodness it's Artifact Friday! This week we are featuring our Vietnam War Souvenir Jacket.

Sergeant Reckless was a chestnut filly purchased by the 5th Marine Regiment at a South Korean stable.

James Lamar Stone was born in Pine Bluff, Arkansas in 1922. He spent most of his childhood and high school years in Hot Springs, Arkansas, before going to the University of Arkansas.

In 1930, Herbert Littleton was born in Mena, Arkansas, to Paul N. and Lillie Maude Littleton.

During the wars of Korea and Vietnam, hundreds of Arkansas residents served overseas, and a number of them distinguished themselves sacrificially winning the Congressional Medal of Honor.

Recently, we just opened our new exhibit, The Forgotten Wars, covering Korea and Vietnam.