National Army Museum
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The museum examines the army's role as protector, aggressor and peacekeeper.
Devoted to exploring the British Army and its impact on society, the museum comprises of thematic galleries (named soldier, army, society, battle and insight) which tell a range of stories about military life between the British civil wars and the present day.
Originally housed in the stables at the military academy Sandhurt, the museum moved to Chelsea in 1971. It closed in 2014 to allow a transformative three-year redevelopment project to take place, which saw the creation of new galleries and an atrium, as well as an imaginative redisplay of the museum's collection.
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