Education Department

A new year always brings renewed energy to our educational mission at the National Museum of Military Vehicles, and this quarter has been no exception. We’ve welcomed new schools, new students, and returning partners from across Wyoming, each eager to dive into hands-on learning that connects our nation’s military history to the world they know today.
Our winter field trips have continued to blend gallery exploration with meaningful tours. Students from elementary through high school engaged in guided discussions, artifact investigations, and interactive activities tailored to Wyoming’s social studies standards.
We also have new lesson plans focused on manufacturing during World War II. These lessons introduce students to the massive industrial mobilization that transformed the American workforce and reshaped communities nationwide.
Students examine how factories adapted, how workers contributed to the war effort, and how innovation on the home front helped secure Allied victory.
With each new quarter, we remain committed to providing transformative learning experiences that inspire curiosity, deepen understanding, and empower the next generation of historians, leaders, and changemakers.
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