Fayetteville, NC — The U.S. Army Airborne & Special Operations Museum will officially reopen its doors on Friday, November 14, 2025, at 10 a.m., welcoming visitors back to one of downtown Fayetteville’s most significant cultural and historical landmarks. After its temporary closure, the museum is ready once again to share the powerful stories of the Soldiers who shaped Airborne and Special Operations history.
A Landmark Rich With History and Honor
Guests will be able to explore the museum’s extensive exhibits spanning World War II through modern-day missions, offering a detailed look into the evolution, sacrifices, and triumphs of America’s elite forces. The reopening also brings visitors back to the iconic Iron Mike statue and the Museum’s Memorial & Reflection Garden — a serene and meaningful place dedicated to honoring those who served in Airborne and Special Operations units.
Reopening Day Gift Shop Sale
To celebrate reopening day, the Museum Gift Shop is offering 15% off all in-store purchases. The sale applies only to in-person shopping and does not extend to online orders, giving visitors an extra reason to stop in and support the museum’s mission.
Location and Hours
100 Bragg Boulevard, Downtown Fayetteville
Tuesday–Saturday: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Sunday: 12 p.m. to 4 p.m.
Admission is always free.
Support the Mission
Visitors are encouraged to support the Airborne & Special Operations Museum Foundation, which helps fund exhibits, educational programming, and the long-term preservation of this nationally recognized institution. Community support ensures the museum continues to inspire future generations while honoring the legacy of the Soldier
s who served.
The museum ’s reopening marks an important moment for Fayetteville, offering residents and visitors the opportunity to reconnect with a space that preserves history, honors service, and celebrates the spirit of the Airborne and Special Operations community.
Kres Thomas, FayToday News
