Museum of Military History

05/28/2017

05/15/2017

I completed my classes for a Masters Degree in Human Services Counseling with a concentration in Military Resiliency. The Museum may not have a building right now, but I am still building the museum. My hopes and prayers are that once we are where we need to be, God will meet the rest of the needs to have a wonderful place where our Veterans can be honored in a respectful way and where our children can learn the true history behind their sacrifices.

04/07/2017

04/05/2017

Lt. Charlie Brown (pictured) feared a new threat when he spotted a German plane directly next to his plane, so close that the German pilot Franz Stigler was looking directly at them.

12/10/2016

The Museum of Military History in Russellville, AR is a place dedicated to honoring our past, present and future service members.

08/19/2016

To all of those who wonder, I have been ill for several months which has caused me to be unable to care for the museum properly. Lloyd and I are determined to find another site to display the items we have received from our community. Please pray that the opportunity to rebuild the museum will come along quickly. As for me, I am doing much better. During my illness I have still been going to school and working on a master's degree in military counseling.

02/23/2016

About four months ago, the Arkansas River Valley Museum of Military History closed its doors and entered a state of inactivity. The museum's phone line is disconnected and the small building at 127...

12/14/2015

08/30/2015

07/20/2015

07/18/2015

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. — One of the four Marines killed during a Thursday attack on two military facilities has been identified as Staff Sgt. David...