The grand opening of the National Mounted Warrior Museum was celebrated with a ribbon-cutting ceremony Wednesday here. Doors officially open to the public today.
Located behind from the Marvin Leath Visitor Center, the museum offers the unique perspective of the mounted warrior and shares the history of cavalry Soldiers from horse-riding to today’s modern combat vehicles. The museum honors and distinguishes all military occupational specialties needed to conduct mounted operations.
Robbie Reinstein, museum director, emphasized the museum’s role in educating Soldiers and civilians about the history of U.S. Army mounted warriors…