The Tennessee Wings of Liberty Museum

The Tennessee Wings of Liberty Museum is the current project of the Fort Campbell Historical Foundation. It is our hope that this museum will not only educate visitors, but also leave them with a deeper appreciation and renewed respect for the soldiers of Fort Campbell. The museum will represent and honor the legacy of service and sacrifice of every American who serves and has served in the 101st Airborne Division, 5th Special Forces Group, 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment, and Fort Campbell.

The core mission of the museum is to educate, honor and inspire others through powerful stories of events, campaigns, and mission from D-Day in Normandy, to operations ongoing today.

Dimensions

At 51,000 square feet, the Tennessee Wings of Liberty Museum will be four times the size of the current U.S. Army Pratt Museum.

Museum Grounds

The museum’s 33 acre campus includes landscaped grounds, a memorial brick courtyard and wall, and will eventually include historic aircraft and other large artifacts.

Army Values

The army values of Loyalty, Duty, Respect, Selfless Service, Integrity & Personal Courage will be highlighted.

Chronology

Framing the history of the 101st, 160th, 5th group, and the other tenant divisions within the events of 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 without military ID.

SCHEDULED OPENING IN MAY 2026

The vision for the Tennessee Wings of Liberty Museum has been developed and nurtured for generations. Through the generosity of many, the construction was fully funded. There is still some way to go to complete all the exhibits and to eventually establish the outside artifact park with aircraft and large vehicles. Through your continued generosity we hope to quickly meet this goal.

COMMUNITY AND PARTNERS

We’re grateful to our community, which has made all this possible

One of our top priorities is that the museum reflects the ideals of duty, service and patriotism on which America was founded and that the Fort Campbell Historical Foundation strives to honor. This unique opportunity will provide generations of visitors to feel a renewed commitment to community, country and citizenship.

Fort Campbell Historical Foundation is committed to partnering with incredible donors to complete funding for the museum, which will be constructed in three phases. The museum will be owned by the U.S. Army and operated by the Center of Military History. Admission to the museum will be free. The Fort Campbell Historical Foundation will continue to support the museum by securing funds for vibrant educational programs and additional exhibits.

Tennessee Wings Of Liberty Museum
COMMUNITY AND PARTNERS

We’re grateful to our community, which has made all this possible

One of our top priorities is that the museum reflects the ideals of duty, service and patriotism on which America was founded and that the Fort Campbell Historical Foundation strives to honor. This unique opportunity will provide generations of visitors to feel a renewed commitment to community, country and citizenship.

Fort Campbell Historical Foundation is committed to partnering with incredible donors to complete funding for the museum, which will be constructed in three phases. The museum will be owned by the U.S. Army and operated by the Center of Military History. Admission to the museum will be free. The Fort Campbell Historical Foundation will continue to support the museum by securing funds for vibrant educational programs and additional exhibits.