4.4K views · 130 reactions | Bringing stories to life Construction has begun on the first ever National Museum of the United States Army, which will pay tribute to the sacrifices and service of our American Soldiers. Watch the video below to learn more. | U.S. Army Reserve | Facebook

22K views · 124 reactions | The Army's history is America's history. The National Museum of the United States Army highlights the experiences of Soldiers and honors the accomplishments, commitment and sacrifice of those who have served. Soldiers' achievements are featured in the sprawling 185,000-square-foot building with exhibits and displays that date back to the Army's inception in 1775. | US Army Military District of Washington | Facebook

On 6 August 1945, the United States dropped an atomic bomb on the Japanese city of Hiroshima. It was the first operational use of a nuclear weapon in history. The explosion caused an unparallelled amount of damage from a single strike: the initial blast and firestorm - coupled with nuclear radiation - killed at least 90,000 people. (Some historians believe the figure was closer to 160,000.) This glass bottle, recovered from the ruins of Hiroshima, stands as a powerful reminder of the destruction

Virtual Grand Opening of the U.S. Army Museum at Fort Belvoir