Great, historical collection of special warfare memorabilia for prior conflicts.

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This is an essential stop while in Fayetteville and Fort Bragg. The home of the airborne and special operations, this is the center of the universe for military personnel and families. Tons of excellent information and outstanding exhibits offering so much history and detail about special warfare. Best job I’ve ever had. Highly recommended.

Great place to visit while tdy to fort bragg. The location is not easy to find but considering you are looking for the special warfare Museum it kind of makes sense that it would be a bit of a struggle to find. There is not of history packed into a very small area. Hopefully in the future, the Museum is given more space as it is a true treasure

Excellent experience on Fort Bragg. Very exclusive museum with incredible displays.

One of three to visit. Went here first and then to 18th Fires and revisited the spot for pre jump training and PLFs. Walked around the building and then left.

There's a lot to read and a good mix of displays to look at as well. You do need a visitor base pass to access. Looks like they're in the process of adding two new sections. Lots of gear and whatnot at the gift shop too. Keep an eye out for a QR code on one of the glass displays when you first go in before you make the first left hand turn (basically straight ahead once you start down the initial hall. It links to a bunch of really interesting downloadable oral history interviews done through the University of Montana. It's kinda easy to miss. (Someone should reprint it larger)

My husband and I were in Fayetteville for the day when we stumbled upon the museum. My husband is a retired Vietnam Veteran who served for 27 yrs. Two tours to Vietnam where he served his country. When we arrived he became very emotional. When we walk in what an incredible greeting. It is very hard for my husband to get around these days but the gentleman at the front desk made him feel so in lightened. My husband stood up straight and walked the entire museum. The front of the museum staff are diamonds. Thank you all so much for a great day.

This place was awesome, great displays and info, would definitely like to go back soon

Fond memories of so many things in and around the museum: doing “Gabe” demonstrations at “Bronze Bruce” across the street for the leader of the Mujahadin escorted by retired general Mataxis (who’s son was my 3d Grp XO); several retirement ceremonies, promoting good troops, and “visiting” the fallen at night during late night Staff Duty, and many other back in the day when ODA 572 et al were in the WW II Barracks on Smoke Bomb Hill. So much history…I was -am- very proud to have been a small part of it and to have served with such fine men. Oh, and the museum folks are always great!

Always good to revist the past! The history of the Green Beret is unmatched and the future is Brite! De Oppresso Liber Nous Defions

Great experience.... wanted to visit other museum as well but not open certain days that was disappointing

Really enjoyed the museum.. Big Shout out to Pete... a volunteer that works there...Thank you for your assistance and knowledge of items on display.. and helping us find the old hospital. You are an asset to this lication...thank you..

Thank you, U.S. Army Special Forces, from an old Pineland Freedom Fighter. Every American should visit this museum. You will walk away with a greater appreciation for “Green Berets” and your freedom.

Small, enter through the rear. Looks like a warehouse. Awesome SF museum. Great for reading stories about the inception of the Green Beret program and missions, up until about 20 years ago. I have heard it is good to know this stuff for the psych evaluation, when they ask you about why you want to be a green beret.

Nice museum, could use a better location and some more funding

The museum has a really great array of different weapons used in all of the major conflicts. There is free admission and a gift shop. The exhibits begin with WWI, then WW2, Korea, and lastly Vietnam. They are currently renovating the museum to house new exhibits.

Very nice museum. Set up very well

Lovely to see our history. But it should be a much larger museum.

Great museums with some of the most unique items. I highly recommend you coming to see this place.

Fascinating displays. Must take time to read their interesting stories about the displays. Well laid out so one could follow the progression of special forces and their involvement throughout the years.

Great Museum that follows the beginning of Army SF up to current day. Great artifacts and displays. Museum is on post so you need a pass to get on base.

This is great for learning some military history. I encourage anyone to go, you'll be very surprised!