The National WWII Museum has presented more than 180 Lunchbox Lectures free to the public since 2000.  Delivered by local and national scholars, these hour-long lectures are presented twice a month on Wednesdays at noon.  The lectures are free, so bring your lunch and learn some WWII history.

Here is a list of upcoming lectures:

2008

November 5         All Apologies                                                         Stacy Peckham

November 19       Thanksgiving at Vosges                                          Frank Anselmo

December 3         The Raid on Pearl Harbor                                       Rick Jacobs 

December 17       Marshal Petain: Savior or Traitor?                           Alan Gauthreaux

2009

January 7           Mush Morton and the Wahoo                                   John McGuckin

January 21         The Messerschmidt 109                                          Daniel Becnel

February 4          Victory at Home: Civil Rights in the South                Dr. Charles Chamberlain

February 18        TBA                                                                      Kenneth Hoffman

March 4              The Chain of Evacuation:The Army Nurse Corps       Lauren Handley

March 18            Nazis on the Run: The Ratline for War Criminals       Gerald Steinacher
                                 Through Italy and the Vatican

April 1                Treasures of the Vault                                             Toni Kiser

April 15              England’s Mediterranean War, June-Dec 1940           Rick Jacobs

May 6                Corporal Hitler, 1914-1918                                        Kirk Freeman

May 20              Reichsparteitag der Ehre: the 1936 Nuremberg Rally  Lindsey Barnes
June 3                How Rome Affected Normandy, June 1944                Frank Anselmo