Why We Serve: Exploring the Legacy of Native Americans in the U.S. Armed Forces
A new exhibition explores the legacy of Native Americans in the U.S. Armed Forces.
Fall 2020
The Making of a Memorial: A Long-Overdue Tribute to Native Veterans' Monumental Military Service
From concept to creation, the path to a national recognition of Indigenous veterans.
The Long Journey Home: Helping Native Veterans Heal
Culture and community help Native veterans heal.
Women Warriors: Fighting on Many Fronts for the Right to Serve
Indigenous women fought and served on many fronts.
The Code Talkers' Legacy: Native Languages Helped Turn the Tides in Both World Wars
Native languages helped the Allies alter the course of both World Wars.
Peacemakers: Leaders Who Fought Against Wars and in Courts to Preserve Native Rights
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Indigenous leaders who sought to make and keep peace between Native and other nations.
Recognition Matters: Illuminating the Stories of Native People Who Served
Acknowledging the contributions of Native veterans is long overdue.
Fall 2020
Front cover: The National Native American Veterans Memorial during construction on the grounds of the National Museum of the American Indian in Washington, D.C.