The National Museum of
American Jewish Military History
1811 R Street NW, Washington, D.C. | 202-265-6280 | www.NMAJMH.org | nmajmh@nmajmh.org
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Hall of Heroes
Highlights the history of the Jewish Medal of Honor Recipients and other Distinguished Jewish Heroes.
Women in the Military: A Jewish Perspective
The exhibit, Women in the Military: A Jewish Perspective, profiles Jewish female veterans of U.S. conflicts from the Civil War to the Gulf War, and through their stories, brings to the forefront the vital role women have played to contribute to America's war efforts throughout our history.
An American, A Sailor, and A Jew: The Life and Career of Commodore Uriah P. Levy, USN (1792-1862)
Describes the military career and personal life of this nineteenth century naval hero who was instrumental in abolishing corporal punishment in the U.S. Navy and who saved and opened Jefferson's home, Monticello, to the public.
GIs Remember: Liberating the Concentration Camps
Jewish soldiers who were personally involved in liberating concentration camps recount their experiences through personal testimony and photographs. Videos for SaleAn American, A Sailor and a Jew: The life and Career of Uriah P. Levy. USN (1792-1862)
View the in-house exhibit and hear the curators tell the story A Place to Remember
An early "picture" of the museum and its first exhibits |