Richard Frank, author of Guadalcanal: The Definitive Account of the Landmark Battle, explores the strategies by the Japanese occupiers and American invaders during the Battle of Guadalcanal. 

New Orleans plays host to an annual gathering of museum professionals. 

At the Museum's fourth annual Bob & Dolores Hope Summer Theater Camp, 16 middle schoolers became stars of the show.

Tour Road to Tokyo's Guadalcanal gallery with Keith Huxen, PhD, Senior Director of Research and History in the Institute for the Study of War and Democracy. 

Museum Distance Learning Manager Chrissy Gregg and Richard Frank, author of Guadalcanal: The Definitive Account of the Landmark Battle, kick off an online learning series dedicated to the 75th anniversary of a pivotal battle in the Pacific war. 

The Shadow Tiger: Billy McDonald—Wingman to Chennault  

Watch a replay of the special exhibit's July 27 opening presentation. 

WWII veterans travel to the Museum courtesy of the Gary Sinise Foundation.   

"As our last day began at the Summer Teacher Institute at The National WWII Museum in New Orleans, we couldn’t help but feel bittersweet about our experiences. We felt this way because our time here had been nothing short of outstanding and we were not ready to leave but were excited to bring new ideas and strategies to our classrooms across the United States."

"Day Four has been a time of rich discourse for us as we considered ways to approach the 'dark' aspects of World War II."
 

Studying the war in Europe with The National WWII Museum. 

"Prior to touring the Museum vault with the curatorial staff, our class was introduced to another perspective of teaching World War II—using statistics to help strengthen or challenge an argument."