World War II Memorial
The National WWII Museum is the only museum in the United States dedicated to World War II history, people, and technology, and was established in 2000. The museum showcases a range of events, people, and technologies that took place during World War II, and presents the impact of the war on the world. Located in downtown New Orleans, the museum spans more than 70,000 square meters and displays more than 90,000 artifacts and pictures, including rockets, planes, tanks, rifles, and other weapons, as well as personal artifacts such as diaries, letters, photographs, and posters. Visitors can learn about the history of World War II and the role of various countries in the war through several exhibition areas.
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These include a simulated landing of Allied troops on Normandy Beach, a science and technology exhibit that shows how American men and women responded to the call of the nation during World War II, and a science and technology exhibit that tells the story of the techniques and inventions used by humanity during World War II. The museum also offers educational programs and workshops to help people gain a deeper understanding of World War II and its impact on the world.