Army Museum - Bandiana

04/09/2026

We have had a wonderful week supporting Legacy!
In additional to setting up and supporting the Legacy Appeal alongside our own shop we were fortunate to host the Legacy War Widows on Wednesday for a light morning tea.
It was a privilege and honour to host such amazing women who have gone above and beyond taking care of our Veteran Families.

Thank you Ladies for all you do, it was a pleasure!!

If you would like to donate to Legacy, but have missed all the tables which have been set up this week, click the link below.
All money raised goes to support veteran families who have lost a loved one during service. A little goes a long way and we thank all those who are in a position to be able to donate, especially in this climate.

https://www.legacy.com.au/donate/

02/09/2026

Legacy Appeal Week
31 Aug - 4 Sep 2026

We are supporting Legacy Week here at AMB, please feel free to drop in and take a look at the table located at the Admission's Office, buy a bear, pen or pin and support Legacy!!

🎖️ APPEALS WEEK IS HERE! 🎖️

After months of planning, organising and getting our wonderful volunteers ready… Albury Legacy Appeals Week has officially arrived! ❤️

From 30 August – 5 September, you’ll find our amazing volunteers out and about across our community, raising vital funds to support the families of veterans.

Every donation, every badge purchased and every conversation helps us continue our promise: to ensure the families of those who served are never alone.

So, if you see one of our volunteers this week, please stop, say hello and show your support. 💙

Together, we can make a real difference.

26/08/2026

Military Reflection

Reflecting on the many years, since ANZACs first became;
There’s much that now is different, but much that stays the same.

There’s still a price for liberty, so we can choose our path.
There still are those who go to war and pay on our behalf.

There still are those who sacrifice and leave loved-ones behind.
So we can have the right to vote and speak what’s on our mind.

There still are those who face a foe and fight in foreign lands.
In hopes that we’ll be terror-free and safe from evil hands.

There still are those who take a wound and live with daily pain.
Their battle is a lifelong thing; their price for freedom’s gain.

There still are those who give their lives and break their happy home.
There still are grieving boys and girls – and partners all alone.

So keep in mind our wounded vets and families of the lost;
They’re still the ones who bear the bulk of freedom’s daily cost.

Remember freedom has a price – we’re in our soldiers’ debt.
Remember to remember – lest we all forget.

Artwork by Ian Coate

20/08/2026

Vietnam Veterans Day

18 August AKA the Battle of Long Tan Anniversary, commemorates Vietnam Veterans Day.
On this day we say thank you to almost 10,000 Australians who served throughout 1962 - 1972.
With almost 3,000 wounded and 524 KIA, we reflect and honour the sacrifices made and acknowledge those who still carry the physical and emotional scars of service.
We proudly stand by our veterans and their families.
Lest we forget.

20/08/2026

Legacy Week 30 Aug - 5 Sep 2026

AMB proudly supports Legacy Australia.

For the next couple weeks in addition to our shop we will be selling Legacy items.
You can see the set up in front of our Admissions Office. Purchases can be made through the QR Code or with cash.

Legacy has been running since the 1940s and supports the Widows and Children of our lost veterans.
Small donations make BIG impacts, thank you for your contribution.

14/08/2026

Before a battle was won, someone had to uncover the enemy's secrets. From Nancy Wake to the Coastwatchers, codebreakers and spies, discover the remarkable people who fought the Second World War from the shadows.

Listen to how extraordinary people fought the war from the shadows, in this unforgetable podcast.

About 40km into a 500km mission, Nancy Wake said her legs felt "like hot lead". She still had hundreds of kilometres to go, and couldn't look exhausted because German patrols might become suspicious.

It was 1944, and French Resistance leader Nancy had volunteered to undertake an intense bicycle ride through Nazi-occupied France to restore contact between the Resistance and London after vital communication links were lost.

Despite the brutal feat she was undertaking, exhaustion was a luxury she couldn't afford to show. German patrols and checkpoints dotted the route, and any sign that she was undertaking an unusual journey could attract unwanted attention. Instead, she rode on, maintaining the appearance of an ordinary woman going about her day while carrying a mission that would help reconnect resistance forces with their allies.

It wasn't the first time that Nancy, known to her enemies as 'The White Mouse', would evade capture due to her boldness in the face of danger.

Nancy Wake's story is just one of the remarkable accounts featured in 'Life in the Shadows'. This episode of Through Their Eyes podcast uncovers the spies, secret operations and wartime intelligence that shaped the course of the Second World War.

Listen now:
Spotify - https://brnw.ch/21x4c6K
Apple Podcasts - https://brnw.ch/21x4c6L
WM - https://brnw.ch/21x4c6M

14/08/2026

The Governor of Victoria Her Excellency Professor the Honourable Margaret Gardner AC

We were very fortunate to host the Victorian Governor this morning while on her whirlwind visit to the Albury Wodonga Area.
After a guided tour the Governor spent some time having a cup of tea with our staff and volunteers.
We were able to present her Excellency with a small gift which she promptly informed us would "Go straight to the pool room."
Thank you very much Ma'am for your visit, it was an honour to show you our Grand Old Lady.

13/08/2026

WE GOT A NEW PHONE!!!!
Great news everyone, we have been able to fix our technical phone issues.
Please feel free to free to call AMB on the listed number:
02 6053 2454

If we are unable to answer, please leave a message and we are now able to get back to you!!

Thank goodness for modern technology 😆😉

Thank you for your patience throughout this period.

07/08/2026

AMB had a Special Visitor this week 😊
Deborah O'Neil, Senator for NSW, popped in to visit AMB!
We feel very fortunate to have hosted another dignitary and thank Senator O'Neil for her time. Please come again.

22/07/2026

APPRECIATION POST:

We would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone for their ongoing support of our museum.
We have had almost 1,500 visitors through the door since reopening 2 Jul 2026. That has been very humbling for the team here at AMB.
We appreciate our community so much and have missed your smiling faces!!
Thank you and we look forward to seeing you soon :)