The National Infantry Museum (NIM) is located right outside of Fort Benning in Columbus, Georgia. This museum presents military history in a clear and engaging way through exhibits, authentic artifacts, and interactive displays.

When you first arrive at the museum, you can see the famous “Follow Me” statue before entering the building. The statue, created by Private First Class Manfred Bass and Private First Class Karl H. Van Krog in 1959, is a symbol of leading by example, a strong pillar of the United States Infantry values.

Discover the rich history of past war eras, including the Revolutionary War, Civil War, and many more.

The National Infantry Museum has lifelike displays that show what battles and soldier life looked like in different time periods. The realistic figures and settings help visitors see and understand the conditions of being an enlisted soldier.