Wings of Liberty Museum

The Tennessee Wings of Liberty Museum is an ambitious new project from the Fort Campbell Historical Foundation designed to honor the courage, sacrifice, and service of the soldiers and units who have shaped Fort Campbell’s legacy for generations. The museum will proudly preserve and celebrate the history of the legendary 101st Airborne Division, 5th Special Forces Group, 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment, and the many service members who have called Fort Campbell home. Free and open to the public!

Situated on a beautifully designed 33-acre campus, the museum grounds will feature:

  • Landscaped outdoor spaces

  • A memorial brick courtyard and commemorative wall

  • Historic aircraft and large military artifacts planned for future installation

Exhibits

At more than 51,000 square feet, the Tennessee Wings of Liberty Museum will be four times the size of the current U.S. Army Pratt Museum, creating space for expansive exhibits, interactive experiences, and larger-than-life artifacts that bring military history to life. Visitors will journey through defining moments in American military history with multi-media and immersive displays covering:

  • World War II

  • Vietnam

  • Desert Storm

  • The Global War on Terrorism

  • And ongoing operations that continue shaping history today

Each gallery will frame the stories of Fort Campbell’s units within the broader chronology of world events, connecting visitors to the people, missions, and moments that changed history. Designed as a premier Mid-South attraction, the Tennessee Wings of Liberty Museum will be accessible to the public without military ID, creating a welcoming experience for veterans, families, history enthusiasts, students, and travelers alike.

Tennessee Wings of Liberty Museum – Feature Cards

Dimensions

At 51,000 square feet, the museum is one of the largest military museums in the Southeast, housing thousands of artifacts and exhibits.

Museum Grounds

The museum's 33-acre campus features outdoor displays, memorial gardens, and space to showcase large-scale military equipment and artifacts.

Army Values

The army values of Loyalty, Duty, Respect, Selfless Service, Honor, Integrity, and Personal Courage are woven throughout the museum's exhibits.

Chronology

Framing the history of the 101st, 160th, 5th Group, and other tenant divisions within the broader events of American military history.

Displays

Multi-media and immersive displays covering World War II, Vietnam, Desert Storm, the Global War on Terrorism, and more.

Public Access

Tennessee Wings of Liberty Museum will be a mid-South tourist destination, accessible to all visitors without a military ID.