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MILITARY-INSPIRED GUIDE

Reconnect With Your Roots

History, patriotism, honor, and education await.

America’s military history, tradition, lore, and legacy run deep, long, and loyal. You can experience its many facets and eras everywhere across the country, from museums and historic forts to institutions of higher learning — even onboard aircraft carriers and submarines.

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MILITARY-INSPIRED GUIDE

Reconnect With Your Roots

History, patriotism, honor, and education await.

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A vibrant yellow and orange sunset over the Grand Canyon in Arizona on a national park vacation

THE BEST OF MOTHER NATURE

NATIONAL PARK VACATION GUIDE

Epic canyons. Towering mountains. Surreal deserts.

America’s national parks are home to all kinds of outdoor adventures — perfect for the nature-savvy bucket lister. And your Club Wyndham resorts are the perfect home base for seeing these amazing sights on your next summer vacation.

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THE BEST OF MOTHER NATURE

NATIONAL PARK VACATION GUIDE

Epic canyons. Towering mountains. Surreal deserts.

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Be Awed By The U.S. Military’s Might & Legacy

Home to the most powerful military force in the world, the United States celebrates those who protect and defend our freedoms at memorials, museums, historic forts, and military institutions across this great land. Planning a military-inspired vacation is a great way to incorporate learning and patriotism into an action-packed adventure.

TOP 4 HISTORIC MILITARY CITIES

Hallowed military sites in cities across the country.

San Diego, CA

Dive into immersive exhibits aboard the legendary USS Midway aircraft carrier at Navy Pier. Restored World War II-era aircraft, the floating Hangar Deck, flight simulators, the enlisted sailors’ bunks, and the anchor chain room are all yours to explore. A 15-minute film, “Voices of Midway,” spotlights one of WWII’s most important naval battles.

Honolulu, HI

Reflect and pay respect at Pearl Harbor, an active naval site best known as the setting of the pivotal 1941 attack by Japan that pulled the U.S. into World War II. There’s a museum with aircraft and artifacts, and a narrated U.S. Navy boat tour that takes visitors by water to see the USS Arizona Memorial.

Washington, D.C.

Stroll around the beautiful Reflecting Pool at the heart of the nation’s capital to honor brave military veterans at memorials that include the Korean War Veterans Memorial, Vietnam Veterans Memorial, World War II Memorial, and District of Columbia War Memorial. Active U.S. military service members also lead guided tours of The Pentagon.

Seattle, WA

Travel from the downtown Seattle Ferry Dock to the Bremerton Ferry Dock in just 42 minutes to visit the Puget Sound Navy Museum, where two floors of permanent exhibits portray life onboard the U.S. Navy’s nuclear aircraft carrier, USS Nimitz. There’s also an exhibit dedicated to Navy shipyard life, along with rotating exhibits.

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MONUMENTS & MUSEUMS

History comes to life in these legendary collections and places.

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San Antonio, TX - The Alamo

Originally founded in 1718 as a Spanish mission, The Alamo was the site of the 1836 Battle of the Alamo during the Texas Revolution, when both Davy Crockett and James Bowie were killed. Stroll outdoor exhibits featuring hundreds of artifacts, visit the Alamo Church, and pick up a handheld tablet for a cool augmented experience.

The Alamo

New Orleans, LA - WWII Museum

Step away from the French Quarter to immerse yourself in the remarkable history at the National WWII Museum, where personal accounts of more than 9,400 people involved in and impacted by the war come to life through artifacts such as uniforms, letters, weapons, photographs, and an incredible collection of restored WWII “warbird” planes.

National WWII Museum

Williamsburg, VA - Yorktown Battlefields

Within a 30-minute drive of Colonial Williamsburg you can explore the site of the last major battle of the Revolutionary War at Yorktown Battlefield, along the York River. See the redoubts where soldiers held their fortified positions when General George Washington and the allied American and French forces besieged the British army in 1781.

Yorktown Battlefield

New York, NY - USS Intrepid

The spirit of American innovation and power is on display at the Intrepid Museum on Manhattan’s Pier 86, where you can explore the legendary aircraft carrier, USS Intrepid, as well as the world’s first space shuttle, a submarine that transported nuclear weapons, and the world’s fastest commercial airliner.

Intrepid Museum

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PATRIOTIC EVENTS

Mark your calendar for military-inspired celebrations and tributes.

Fleet Week

Three branches of the U.S. military (U.S. Navy, Marine Corps, and Coast Guard) take center stage during this week-long public event held in cities like New York, San Diego, and San Francisco. Active military ships pull into ports, the Blue Angels roar and soar and there are tours, parades of ships, and celebrations.

Independence Day

All across the nation on the day the Declaration of Independence was passed in 1776, the Fourth of July celebrates patriotism while honoring the military service members who fight for our freedoms. Big cities and small towns alike celebrate with barbecues, parades, carnivals, concerts and, of course, booming fireworks once darkness descends.

Veteran's Day

Nov. 11 marks the day the World War I armistice went into effect and is a federal holiday honoring military veterans for their sacrifices both past and present. Branson, Missouri, hosts a Veterans Homecoming Week, the country’s largest Veterans Day parade takes place in New York City, and memorials and events are staged across Washington, D.C.

DAY-TRIP DESTINATIONS

Hit the road for museums, forts, and living military history across the U.S.

Charleston, SC

This favorite Low Country locale brims with historical interest, including that of the military variety. Right in the Charleston Harbor, tour Fort Sumter (where the first shots of the Civil War rang out in 1861) and Fort Moultrie. Patriots Point Naval & Maritime Museum is a hands-on history center home to the USS Yorktown aircraft carrier.

Annapolis, MD

Experience expert-led public or private tours of the U.S. Naval Academy on foot or by electric car for a fascinating look into the life of a midshipman. Founded in 1845, this is one of the most selective schools in the US. You’ll feel the military pride and legacy at every turn.

Albuquerque, NM

Get a window into the Los Alamos National Laboratory’s beginnings with the top-secret World War II-era government Manhattan Project at the Bradbury Science Museum, home to 60 interactive exhibits that span history, defense, and the lab’s current research.

Colorado Springs, CO

With an undergraduate enrollment of roughly 4,000 students, the prestigious U.S. Air Force Academy draws cadets interested in the Air Force and Space Force. Visitors can tour some of the school’s highlights including the visitor center, planetarium, and B-52 display, and view the scenic campus from the Academic Overlook.

West Point, NY

The United States Military Academy West Point offers guided walking and bus tours of places like the West Point Cemetery, Battle Monument, Trophy Point, and Old Cadet Chapel. At the West Point Museum, tour on your own to view artifacts like an atomic bomb and the cannon that fired the first American shot of WWI.

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