Army Special Forces National Museum Survey

Q1: Do you support building a privately funded museum/complex to display the history and training of the United States Army Special Forces?YesNoNot Sure

Q2: Where should this facility be located?North CarolinaColoradoFloridaVirginiaDC

Q3: Initial size of the main Museum area? (Any design will allow for expansion)30,000 Square Ft. (Five times current JFK Special Warfare (SWCS) Museum)60,000 Square Ft. (Airborne and Special Operations Museum)120,000 Square Ft. (Twice the size of the ASOM)200,000 Square Ft. (National Infantry Museum)

Q4: Types of displays that will have specific sections of museum dedicated? (Select all that apply)Combat/Non-combat engagements (Vietnam, Cold War, OEF, OIF, etc…)Infiltration Techniques (HALO, SCUBA, Mountain, etc…)Advanced Skills (SOTIC, SFARTAETC, ASO, etc…)Group or AOR oriented exhibitsCollection of Commander/Challenge CoinsODA/Unit PatchesTeam photo library

Q5: What features should be incorporated into the overall design? (Select all that apply)Outdoor DisplaysConference Center (SFQC Graduations, Dining Outs, Reunions, etc…)Walking PathMemorial PondRV ParkOvernight bunks like Tar Paper ShacksObstacle course

Q6: Would you consider supporting the SF Museum with? (Select all that apply)One-time donationMonthly donation of $18.00 (18 CMF)Funds or items through a will or inheritanceArtifacts and other items relevant to the history of Special ForcesVolunteering time

Survey participant data

D1: Are you Special Forces qualified?YesNo

D2: Current military status?Currently serving on Active Duty/National GuardRetired militaryVeteranCivilian

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