Michael Rugel
In The News
Recent press for the museum: October 18th: ABC7 News featured the museum in its 7Salutes series, highlighting our work. Thanks to Sheldon Goldberg for his… Read More »In The News
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The Final Rosh Hashanah of Private Louis Gassel
During WWI, Private Louis Gassel paused to celebrate Rosh Hashanah with his fellow Jewish soldiers in a French orchard. Just two months later, he was… Read More »The Final Rosh Hashanah of Private Louis Gassel
Upcoming Closures
National Museum of American Jewish Military History will be closed the following dates: Rosh Hashana – Thursday-Friday, October 3-4, 2024 Sukkot – Thursday-Friday, October 17-18,… Read More »Upcoming Closures
NMI to NMAJMH: The Museum’s Last 30 Years
See Part 1 for a brief history of the origins of the Museum and its first few iterations – first the National Shrine to the… Read More »NMI to NMAJMH: The Museum’s Last 30 Years
A Brief History of the Jewish War Veterans National Memorial, Inc.: The First 40 Years
As we look to the future of the National Museum of American Jewish Military History, it’s useful to look back at where we started and… Read More »A Brief History of the Jewish War Veterans National Memorial, Inc.: The First 40 Years
Call for Nominations for At-Large Board of Directors Members
The National Museum of American Jewish Military History Board of Directors Nominating Committee requests nominations for the 12 at-large members of the Board of Directors.… Read More »Call for Nominations for At-Large Board of Directors Members
The Legacy of Milton Levine and Max Markowitz on D-Day
The crew of B-24 Liberator 42-52629 known as ‘Sweatin’ It Out,’ took off early on the morning of June 6, 1944. They were part of… Read More »The Legacy of Milton Levine and Max Markowitz on D-Day