Today is National Vietnam War Veterans Day. It is observed on this day because it was on March 29, 1973, that the last of the United States military forces disbanded and left Vietnam.

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.

In the 1950s, the jet age changed the face of the U.S. military, creating a need for new aircraft to replace older aircraft such as the Navy’s A-1 Skyraider.

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

One of the most popular items in the museum is a large, tandem-rotor helicopter known as the Flying Banana.

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.