Museum of British Army history from the 17th century to the present, with exhibitions and uniforms displayed by theme.
Free talk by Professor Michael Snape on the role of religion and faith in the modern British Army, from the Korean War to Afghanistan.
Free talk led by Dr Kiran Sahota about the roles played by Indian women during the Second World War at the National Army Museum.
Free talk by Dr Alice Vernon on how spiritualism helped bereaved families cope with the trauma of the First World War.
Free talk by historian David Allison about the 27th British Commonwealth Brigade, nicknamed 'the Fire Brigade', in the opening months of the Korean War.
Free talk by historian Waseem Ahmed on popular politics during the upheavals of the mid-17th century English Revolution.
Free talk by historian David Charlwood on the 1956 Suez Crisis and its legacies, in partnership with Veterans Voices UK.
Free talk by Thomas Mcloughlin about the Halbmondlager, the German First World War prisoner-of-war camp in Wünsdorf.
Talk by Professor Jerry Palmer on the memoirs of volunteer nurses who served on all sides during the First World War.
Sunday Times bestselling author Damien Lewis talks about his book 'Behind Enemy Lines', the unpublished memoir of a driver with the Long Range Desert Group in North Africa.
