Attractions

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Onslow Vietnam Veterans Memorial Camp Lejeune

Dedicated on June 13, 2009, this impressive memorial located at the entrance of Camp Johnson at Camp Lejeune.

Montford Point Marines Museum

This Museum commemorates the ground breaking achievements of the brave African American men of the 1940s who were transformed into United States Marines at Montford Point.

JFK Special Warfare Museum

The Vietnam War is the focus of many of the exhibits from the annals of the Army’s Special Forces, Rangers, Civil Affairs, Psychological Operations and Aviation units.

Vietnam Veterans Memorial Park

Ringed by birch trees representing the Tar Heel State’s counties, this park dedicated to the more than 200,000 North Carolinians who served in the southeast Asian conflict.

Battleship North Carolina

This floating museum was the greatest seafaring weapon America had to offer during World War II, a valiant fighter in every major Pacific Ocean offensive of that era.

82nd Airborne Division War Memorial Museum

This Museum is six decades in the making, with its outstanding collection of classic military airplanes, artillery and historic relics from the inception of the 82nd Airborne Division.

Bentonville Battleground State Historic Site

This field commemorates the largest battle ever fought on North Carolina soil as Confederates took on General William T. Sherman’s troops just weeks before the end of the Civil War.

Edgecombe County Veterans Military Museum

This military museum located in Historic Downtown Tarboro commemorates past and present war veterans from the County.

Airborne & Special Operations Museum

The storied history of the U. S. Army’s Airborne and Special Operations Units is brought to life in this popular Museum.

Fort Fisher State Historic Site

This historic spot earned the title of the “Gibraltar of the South” during the Civil War, as its cannons provided cover to blockade runners ferrying critical supplies to the port of Wilmington.

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