ASOMF, short for U. S. Army Airborne and Special Operations Museum, is a premier institution dedicated to capturing, preserving, exhibiting, and presenting the remarkable material culture and heritage of the U.

S. Army Airborne and Special Operations Forces. Since its opening in 2000, the museum has offered visitors an immersive and inspiring experience, sharing stories of courage, bravery, and selflessness that echo through the ages.

The ASOMF showcases a wide range of exhibits, including the breathtaking Airborne Armor exhibit featuring the impressive M551 Sheridan Tank from World War II, the iconic C-47 Transport Plane interior mockup, and the Super 61 Helicopter Rotor made famous by the Black Hawk Down operation in Somalia. With a vision for an exciting future, the Airborne and Special Operations Museum Foundation aims to raise $8. 5 million by 2025 to transform and modernize the museum.

The foundation plans to create a 21st-century interactive learning experience, spanning over 80 years of U. S. Army Airborne and Special Operations history.

You can contribute to this significant endeavor by donating to the Annual Fund. Additionally, the ASOMF hosts various events throughout the year, including the Field of Honor and the Mogadishu Mile 5K, providing opportunities for all to engage, educate, and honor the heroic past. Explore the online museum store, featuring exclusive merchandise like the Black Rifle Coffee Gunship Roast and the Airborne Traditional Shirt, and stay connected with ASOMF on Instagram.

Located in Fayetteville, North Carolina, ASOMF welcomes visitors of all ages, offering free admission and an experience that is truly priceless