Explore how various animals have been instrumental to military history.
Distance Learning Program
The National Museum of the Marine Corps facilitates world-wide learning through online distance programs that engage audiences with the incredible history of the United States Marine Corps. Programs include a variety of virtual learning experiences and subject matter designed to meet the needs of students, educators and life-long learners. Interesting and important topics related to the Marine Corps include Animals in the Military, Navajo Code Talkers, The Montford Point Marines and many more.
Whether you are seeking a low maintenance, cost-effective field trip experience or incorporating new ways to implement virtual programming into the classroom, the National Museum of the Marine Corps is ready to assist. Submit your request below for a Distance Learning program. Questions? Please contact us at: distancelearning@marineheritage.org. |
Online Distance Learning Videos
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Past & Present Virtual Trunk This program discusses Colonial times and the Colonial Marines and also showcases the Museum's "Defending the New Republic Gallery" and the "Children's Gallery." |
WWI Virtual Trunk Explore how WWI began, the technologies that emerged and the important role of the Marines during the Battle of Belleau Wood. |
FROM Ships to Shore-STEm This program focuses on the main concepts behind how ships float. |
Veterans Day This program highlights the different military branches within the United States, what each branch does, and why each one is so important to our country and to the world. |
9/11 Commemoration This program commemorates the 20th anniversary of the events that occurred on September 11, 2001, and leads participants through a virtual gallery tour. |
WOMEN IN THE MARINE CORPS Since 1918, women have played a vital role in the success of the Marine Corps. This program introduces viewers to the history of women in the Marine Corps, while also highlighting various gallery spaces throughout the Museum. |
MISSION MRE
During this mission, viewers will learn about the science behind MRE’s (Meals Ready to Eat) and how the foods in these meals can last for long periods of time, often making them the perfect dining option for Marines stationed around the world.
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