The Indiana Military Museum or IMM was formed to support the citizens of the community, state and that nation through educational programs, activities, displays, exhibits, displays and opportunities for extensive research regarding America?s military history from the American Revolution to the present day. The museum strives to preserve the memory, understanding and appreciation of the United States military history. All of these are accomplished by consistently maintaining, sharing and displaying artifacts that represents the strength and freedom of our American Heritage.

The Indiana Military Museum strives to provide a comprehensive and welcoming environment to all members of the community. Steady with these principles and laws, the Indianapolis Military Museum does not extricate in giving museum access with respect to patrons, employees or volunteers basing on their gender, race, color, religion, disability or sexual orientation. The Indianapolis Military Museum non-discrimination policy makes sure that proper and consistent codes of conduct and performance are applied.

The museum serves thousands of visitors each year, including classes, families and military unit reunion groups. The Museum gives a rare opportunity to every to see how diverse our military heritage is and the displays and exhibits that the museum offers gives everyone education.