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NMUSN-2367: Education Event, early 1990s. Navy Band Chorus sings to the attendees of the event. National Museum of the U.S. Navy Photograph Collection.
The museum will still be available for special events for Department of Navy organizations and Honor Flights. Event requests are subject to museum facility work schedules and should be scheduled well in advance.
For Special Events, contact Events-Facility Manager James Creasman at james.f.creasman2.civ@us.navy.mil or at 202.433.2385.
For Honor Flights, contact Education Specialist David Barker at david.a.barker16.civ@us.navy.mil.
The museum will continue to engage with the local and online community through diverse public and educational programming in person and virtually and in collaboration with community partners in offsite venues such as schools, community centers, assisted living facilities, libraries, and other public venues.
The museum apologizes for any inconvenience but is excited about this new chapter for the National Museum of the U.S. Navy.
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