(Photo: Rebecca Ratliff) Exhibits at a Glance The Freedom Pavilion. An immersive trip into the Himalayas as part of the Campaigns of Courage exhibit. In fact, the entire museum and its vast breadth of content is worth exploring in depth. I had heard a great deal about the film, and it left me stunned - it’s definitely not to be missed. There’s also Beyond All Boundaries, the famous, award-winning 4-D short film produced and narrated by Tom Hanks, which through a barrage of stimuli attempts to represent the complex web of war. sub that sank 33 enemy vessels, is just one example of how that plays out in the museum. Final Mission: The USS Tang Submarine Experience, an interactive, simulated recreation of the last days of the famous U.S. What first strikes any visitor to the National World War II Museum is its immersive nature. American flags inside The National World War II Museum. If this museum has a thesis, it’s that WWII helped shape modern America. But something had gone wrong, and now we were sinking, the once-flashing lights of our vessel now dead. The missiles from our submarine had hit their targets, and the burning of the enemy ships lit up the night sky.
We’d sliced through the water efficiently, following the directives of our commander. The explosion had shocked us all moments before, our mission had been going according to plan. Our faces turned towards the surface, and the thick darkness came to surround my fellow shipmates and me.
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