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Buy a copy of Dr Andrew Bamford's book which deals with the British campaign in the Low Countries (1813-14) during the Napoleonic Wars.

On 30 March 2017 the new National Army Museum will open to the public with its first temporary exhibition, War Paint: Brushes with Conflict. Over 130 paintings and objects explore the complex relationship between war and the men and women who map, record, celebrate and document it.

Attend a free online CPD session at the National Army Museum, delivered by our expert team of historians, curators and researchers.

Whether you’re a history lover or someone who just likes to visit museums, we’ve got something for you to enjoy!

16 June 2023: A rediscovered British masterpiece, 'Dawn of Waterloo', is now on public display for the first time in a generation. Created in 1895 by the pioneering female artist Lady Butler, the painting depicts a key moment before the pivotal Battle of Waterloo.

Uncover the bigger picture of how the Army has shaped our world and lives, past, present and future.

Bring your students along to explore a topic in depth at one of our Study Days or Activity Days, designed to challenge, develop and inspire.

5 April 2023: This April, the National Army Museum opens a new gallery, Conflict in Europe. Through extraordinary objects and engaging interactives, visitors will explore the role of the British Army in Europe, a story as relevant today as it was 350 years ago.

This is the programme for the National Army Museum's two-day conference looking at alliances in the history of armed conflict from 1642 to the present day.

The National Army Museum was founded by Royal Charter in 1960. The Council is responsible for setting strategy and overseeing performance.

The Collections Development Policy will be published and reviewed from time to time, at least once every five years. This Policy supersedes and cancels all earlier and existing policies, practices and customs.