This Lunchbox Lecture is an online event only through Facebook Live on the National D-Day Memorial’s Facebook page, as well as their YouTube channel, and will not be held at the National D-Day Memorial. "Winning the Peace: MacArthur and the Occupation of Japan" with Amanda Williams, Education Manager, MacArthur Memorial Given the bitter fighting that...

Have you wondered what meals were like during World War II both on the warfront and at home with rationing? Using recipes and ration kits from the National D-Day Memorial's archives, join the Education Department staff as they discuss cooking during the 1940s and even taste test recipes and rations. This is an online program...

This Lunchbox Lecture will be livestreamed through Facebook Live and YouTube, but also is open to the public to attend in-person in the Education Quonset Hut at the National D-Day Memorial. Masks and registration are required. There is a 20-person capacity, and a waitlist will be compiled if more than 20 people register. Register today...

This September 2nd marks the official 75th anniversary of the end of World War II. To pay remembrance, the Memorial will place thousands of red poppies alongside the sculpture, Le Monument Aux Morts as a visual tribute to the men and women who gave their all to preserve the freedoms we enjoy today. One red poppy...

Support our Armed Forces and the National D-Day Memorial by participating in a patriotic themed 5K Run/Walk. On May 16, 2020, the National D-Day Memorial will still be hosting the Armed Forces Day 5K; however, we have moved this event to a virtual race due to guidelines regarding large gatherings by the CDC. So, What...

The National D-Day Memorial is pleased to offer a free opportunity to make the site more comfortable for kids and adults with a variety of sensory differences. During Kilroy's Kids, enjoy an early opening with limited crowds, no water/sound effects, self-guided tours of the Memorial, and activities in the Education Quonset Hut. Pre-registration is required and...