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New Orleans, Louisiana
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In 2003, the U.S. Congress officially designated it as the National WWII Museum, recognizing its comprehensive portrayal of the American experience during the war.
The museum is located in New Orleans because it was the home of Andrew Higgins, whose landing craft were crucial to the Allied victory in WWII.
The National WWII Museum houses over 9,000 personal accounts from veterans, providing a deeply personal perspective on the war.
The museum's buildings were designed by renowned architect Voorsanger Mathes, reflecting the industrial aesthetic of the WWII era.
'Beyond All Boundaries,' a 4D film narrated by Tom Hanks, immerses visitors in the sights and sounds of WWII.
The 'Final Mission: USS Tang Submarine Experience' allows visitors to simulate a WWII submarine patrol.
The 'Road to Tokyo' exhibit provides an in-depth look at the challenges and strategies of the Pacific battles.
The National WWII Museum offers extensive educational resources and programs for students and teachers nationwide.
