The National Medal of Honor Museum has opened in Arlington, Texas, next to the Dallas Cowboys stadium (thank you George!)

the above Huey belongs to ret Maj Gen Brady, himself a MOH recipient, one that he flew in Nam, Brady piloted four flights into a combat zone in 'Jan 69, to rescue fifty-one wounded soldiers. He used three different Hueys that day, replacing his aircraft after each was hit with bullets or had its controls shot away.  

He is interviewed below:

The 100,000-square-foot museum boasts exhibits such as “More Than a Medal,” which explores the “ordinary lives” of medal recipients, and an interactive display featuring interviews with the 61 Medal of Honor recipients living today. Thirty-two of the recipients traveled down to Arlington to mark the museum’s grand opening

The museum’s walls are covered in photos of recipients and display cases with guns, Medals of Honor and letters. Exhibits feature journals, telegrams, knives, handguns, uniforms and trinkets belonging to recipients.

A case next to the exhibit’s entrance houses the first-ever Medal, awarded to Private Jacob Parrott for his actions in the Union Army in the Civil War.

An area dedicated to 2nd Lt. Audie Murphy, the Texas farmboy who was the most decorated soldier of World War II and earned the award at 19 years old for his actions during World War II, greets visitors upon entry into the museum’s main space.

the grand opening included Lee Greenwood, and Gary Sinise

https://www.militarytimes.com/veterans/military-history/2025/03/25/national-medal-of-honor-museum-opens-its-doors/

https://www.texasmonthly.com/style/national-medal-of-honor-museum-architecture/

https://www.facebook.com/mohmuseum

https://fortworthreport.org/2025/03/22/letters-from-war-and-stories-of-heroism-a-glimpse-inside-arlingtons-medal-of-honor-museum/

https://www.dallasnews.com/news/2025/03/22/years-in-the-making-national-medal-of-honor-museum-set-to-open-in-north-texas/

https://gardenandgun.com/articles/national-medal-of-honor-museum-opens-in-arlington-texas/