Marines in the Korean War

Join us live at the National Museum of the Marine Corps for an interactive virtual journey through our Korean War and Cold War Gallery!

In this live virtual program, a museum educator will guide participants through the Marine Corps’ role during the Cold War era, with a special focus on the Korean War. Participants will explore the causes and key events of the Cold War, the Korean War’s pivotal impact, and the technological advancements that shaped this period.

You’ll also hear the inspiring story of a famous Marine Corps horse and learn about the growing diversity within the Corps during this time. This is a unique opportunity to experience the Museum’s Korean War and Cold War Gallery virtually and gain a deeper understanding of the Marine Corps’ legacy during one of the most complex periods in modern history.

Madeline Fanta has been a Distance Learning Specialist at the National Museum of the Marine Corps for four years. She presents engaging virtual tours that bring Marine Corps history to life for students, educators, and audiences across the country. Madeline holds a deep, lifelong passion for history, especially military history, and is dedicated to making the stories of Marines accessible, meaningful, and inspiring for all learners.

Suitable for all ages! Zoom link will be emailed out on the day of the event.