73 reactions · 48 shares | British Army soldiers lived and served in Germany throughout the Cold War. Join our online exhibition tours & ask curator Dr Peter Johnston your questions. | National Army Museum | Facebook

1K views · 96 reactions | Looks Like our Curator Mr. Bob Mitchell had a great morning hosting a special tour for Pack 50 Cub Scouts Fort Rucker. They look like future Aviators to us! | U.S. Army Aviation Museum and Training Support Facility | Facebook

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16K views · 310 reactions | Fighting a war is expensive and the British Government could not pay for it from its own resources. Tanks had a massive cultural impact in Britain during 1916 & 1917 – and public appearances such as this (in Toronto, 1917,) proved to be a huge factor in helping sell War Bonds - raising funds for the war effort. Footage courtesy of British Pathé | The Tank Museum | Facebook

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1.1K views · 55 reactions | Unveiling our new display of First World War cap badges! Our collections team have been hard at work installing and checking it. Though this beautiful collection, explore the stories of different regiments and where they served. Come and see it in our Army gallery, as we introduce the display at our Centenary Remembrance Late this evening: https://bit.ly/2PBcEY5 | National Army Museum | Facebook