The museum is across from the Fort Jackson Headquarters building.

They were undecorating the tree after Christmas when your grandparents were there.

A piece of the Pentagon from the attacks on 9/11.

A piece from the World Trade Center in New York City from the 9/11 attacks.

Representation of a barracks from the World War II and Korea eras.

Representation of a barracks from the World War II and Korea eras.

Representation of a barracks from the World War II and Korea eras.

World War I and after up to World War II. Pay attention to the helmets.

World War I and after up to World War II.

World War I and after up to World War II.

Modern weapons and helmets.

The Army's Battle dress uniform today.

Pre-World War II tent.

Meals were prepared using equipment like this in the field.

Diorama of an Army controlled site in Iraq.

Diorama of a camp in Vietnam during that war.

Diorama of trench warfare in World War I.

World War II searchlight, used to spot enemy aircraft by ground-to-air batteries.

M1897A4 field gun.

M3 anti-tank gun.

M3 anti-tank gun.

Platform trucks.

M17A1 ambulance truck.

M17A1 ambulance truck.

M38A1 utility truck.

M37 cargo truck

M3A1 armored scout car.

M3A1 armored scout car.

M114 command carrier

M84 Mortar Carrier

M84 Mortar Carrier

M15A1 Motor Carriage, used in World War II and the Korean War

M15A1 Motor Carriage, used in World War II and the Korean War

UH-1B helicopter

UH-1B helicopter

UH-1B helicopter

UH-1B helicopter

T-30 heavy tank

T-30 heavy tank

"This stone was part of the piers supporting the historic Ludendorff Bridge which once spanned the Rhine River at Remagen, Germany. A forward patrol of the US 9th Armored Division captured the bridge in a surprise attack on March 7, 1945, thereby aiding the Allies with a foothold in Germany. The bridge at Remagen played a key role in the final chapter of World War II."

M4A3E8 Sherman tank.

M26 tank

M41A1 tank

M41A1 tank

There were several memorial stones around and about the museum.