Montana Military Museum

The Montana Military Museum, located in Fort William Henry Harrison, Helena, Montana, is a non-profit membership organization dedicated to honoring the brave Montanans who have served the State of Montana and the Nation. Through its exhibits and collections, the museum chronicles the military history of Montana, from the Lewis and Clark army expedition in 1805 to various peacekeeping operations, including the Indian Wars, World Wars I and II, the Korean Conflict, the Vietnam War, Desert Storm, and more. Operated under a memorandum of agreement between the Department of Military Affairs, State of Montana, and the Montana National Guard Museum Activity and the Fort William Henry Harrison Museum Foundation, the Montana Military Museum is an all-volunteer effort that aims to share history and heritage, educate and enlighten visitors, and provide a place where history comes alive.Generated from the website

Established in 1887, Montana Army National Guard provides a variety of educational programs to military personnel. It administers the Reserve Education Assistance Program and the Federal Tuition Assistance program. The agency operates aviation, inventory, troop command and regional training institute units. Montana Army National Guard offers training to improve military readiness. It provides interpersonal skills development and research programs.