The Tennessee Wings of Liberty Museum

The Tennessee Wings of Liberty Museum is the current project of the Fort Campbell Historical Foundation. This museum represents and honors the legacy of service and sacrifice of every American who served in the divisions that call Fort Campbell home. Our dream for the visitors of The Tennessee Wings of Liberty Museum is that they will leave with a deeper appreciation and renewed respect for what was given to them.

We hope that every visitor will leave with a renewed commitment to community, country and citizenship. As well as a deeper appreciation for the values that define the U.S. Army, the U.S. Military and ultimately–our country.

A Look at The Future

Dimensions

130 feet wide, a stunning 540 feet long and 25 feet tall with the multi-purpose room having a 60-foot vaulted roof.

Audio Alcoves

Audio presentations and recordings telling the stories of Soldiers, their families and significant military operations.

Museum Grounds

A 33 acre landscaped campus and Memorial Park will preserve significant, historic military artifacts for future generations.

Army Values

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

Chronology

Framing the history of the 101st, 160th, 5th group, and the other tenant divisions within the events of history.

Environmental Impact

Sustainability strategies, systems and materials will be included, with efforts to obtain LEED certification GOLD.

Displays

Displays featuring models of military vehicles, pictures from key military events & stories from the front lines.

Aircraft Displays

Historic aircrafts will be moved from outside the Pratt Museum, to the eastern exterior of the Wings of Liberty.

COMING 2025

As of January 2021, The Fort Campbell Historical Foundation has raised over $26 million towards the construction of The Tennessee Wings of Liberty Museum. In order to proceed with the construction of the museum, the Foundation aims to raise and secure another $30 million by 2025.

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PRIVATE MUSEM ENTRANCE

At the intersection of Tiny Town Road & Fort Campbell Boulevard

Displays and artifacts have been assembled and stored mainly in the Fort Campbell Dryer Field House, where examples of future displays may be viewed.

The Fort Campbell Historical Foundation has coordinated with the State of Tennessee to improve and prepare the intersection of Tiny Town Road and Fort Campbell Boulevard for a private entrance to the museum. This unique entrance will allow visitors to enter the museum without having to pass through a security checkpoint, even though the museum will stand on federal property.

GURB SHY HALL

A multi-purpose event room for every occasion

As visitors enter the lobby, they will see a CG-4A Waco Glider produced during World War II resting atop a graceful spiral staircase so visitors may enter and interact with the interior of the glider. Displays and recognitions will line the walls of the lobby, illuminated by natural light from the floor-to-ceiling windows.

To the left will be the entrance to the museum’s grand multipurpose room, Gurb Shy Hall. To the right will be entrances to Fort Campbell Hall which serves as the entrance hall and introduction theatre to the Main Gallery and the Battlefield Operating Systems (BOS) Gallery.