Exhibits

Welcome to the Museum of the American G.I.

Various permanent and temporary exhibits are on display at the Museum of the American G.I… Through these exhibits, we educate, preserve, and honor American Heroes, technologies, and events.

Our permanent exhibits explore the American military experience. They feature artifacts and immersive experiences that span various eras and branches of the armed forces. Visitors can explore the history of our military, gaining a deeper understanding of the challenges, triumphs, and sacrifices made by those who have served.

In addition to our permanent exhibits, we regularly feature temporary exhibits that provide insight into specific themes, events, or aspects of military history. These rotating displays offer unique insights and perspectives, providing information on lesser-known stories and highlighting service members’ diverse contributions throughout history.

Through our exhibits, we aim to educate and inspire reflection and gratitude. Our visitors are invited to explore, engage, and honor the legacy of our veterans.

Featured Exhibits

Texas Vietnam Heroes Exhibit

This commemorative exhibit features hand-embossed dog tags for every Texas serviceman who died or went missing in action during the Vietnam War.

Pinky Wilson Exhibit

We are honored to display James Vernon “Pinky” Wilson’s items from his time in service in WWI and, from when he was a student at Texas A&M University.

Alton Meyer Exhibit

The Museum of the American G.I. is dedicated to sharing the story of Captain Alton Benno “Al” Meyer, a United States Air Force officer, and his harrowing experience as a prisoner of war in Vietnam. It honors all those who were POWs during the Vietnam War.

Military Nurse Exhibit

Complementing the display of uniforms are photographs and magazines capturing moments of courage and compassion as nurses tend to the wounded on the front lines and in military hospitals.

First Special Forces Exhibit

The First Special Service Force nicknamed the “Devil’s Brigade,” was founded in 1942 as the only unit ever formed of US and Canadian Army volunteers.

Paramarine Exhibit

Many may not know that the Marine Corps made an effort to train units of paratroopers known as Paramarines. On Oct. 26, 1940, the first small group of volunteers reported for Paramarine training.

Local Heroes Exhibits

The Museum of the American G.I. is dedicated to honoring the brave Aggies and Brazos County local heroes who have contributed to American military history.

WWI and WWII Poster Exhibit

At the Museum of the American G.I., we have an exceptional collection of authentic World War I and II posters that we take great pride in preserving and displaying.

Uniforms

Among the many exhibits at the Museum of the American GI is an impressive collection of uniforms worn by men and women, each with its own unique story to tell.

Outdoor Exhibits

As you explore our outdoor exhibits, we invite you to pause, reflect, and connect with the stories and artifacts on display.

Vehicle Exhibit

The Museum of the American G.I. features a unique collection of fully restored, functional vehicles that have been meticulously returned to their original condition.

Special Exhibit

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