WWI: America In The Great War

Step into the trenches of World War I and experience life at the front in Moffett Field Museum’s most immersive exhibit yet. Walk in the footsteps of a First World War soldier and discover how the Great War reshaped the modern world through unprecedented industrial warfare, global alliances, and rapid technological change. The United States entered the conflict in April 1917, joining Allied forces on the Western Front, and the war came to an end on November 11, 1918—forever altering technology, aviation, military strategy, and international relations.

This exhibit brings that history to life through a fully immersive walk-through trench, placing visitors in the environment faced by soldiers on the front lines. Surrounded by authentic artifacts, rare World War I vehicles, and a striking biplane, guests gain a deeper understanding of the realities of trench warfare and the innovation born from the conflict. This exhibit honors those who served and invites visitors of all ages to engage with the experiences and history of World War I.

-Tickets can be purchased online and at the door.

-Exhibit tickets includes museum admission.

-Discounted tickets for Museum Members (Membership will be checked at the door)

-Children 0-4 years old are FREE