1945 marked the end of the deadliest war in human history and ushered in a new world. But how does a war that spans the globe actually end, and what does it mean for the world after? Join The National WWII Museum this spring for our two-part World War II: Legacy Electronic Field Trip to learn the answers to these questions and explore the lasting impacts of the war. Click here to register for free: https://bit.ly/4hCU4IR | The National WWII Museum

4.2K views · 80 reactions | As the City of New Orleans welcomes Taylor Swift and her fans for the Eras Tour this weekend, The National WWII Museum highlights her grandfathers, Archie Dean Swift and Robert Bruce Finlay, who both served during World War II. | The National WWII Museum | Facebook

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9.3K views · 169 reactions | On April 25, 1945, American and Soviet troops met at the Elbe River, marking a significant milestone in ending the war in Europe. | The National WWII Museum | Facebook

3.6K reactions · 49 comments | Museum Curator Chase Tomlin shows us some of the items brought home by American troops from the beaches of Normandy after D-Day—souvenirs from one of the most significant events of World War II. | The National WWII Museum | Facebook

506 reactions · 22 shares | On American Shores: The Aleutian Islands Campaign is open for just a few more weeks! Come see this special exhibit before it closes January 11. Visit our website to learn more and plan your visit now. https://www.nationalww2museum.org/visit/exhibits/special-exhibits/american-shores-aleutian-islands-campaign | The National WWII Museum | Facebook