VOLUNTEER Today

The museum is always seeking more volunteers to assist with various task including, setting up for events, giving tours, doing general maintenance & much more. A perfect opportunity for military history enthusiasts, benefits include preserving history, honoring veterans, working on military vehicles.

Stop in and meet us, See what is happening, or give me a call @ 707-389-6846

I worked as a shipyard welder for many years until my back went out, After 2 back surgery’s & Bored at home I decided to find a local place to volunteer, Lucky, I visited AAM & soon started volunteering 3-6 hours a week. My fabrication skills have come in handy, I have learned so much & enjoy repairing or building part for military equipment.

TANK YOU WADE

Wade Pendley fabrication skill have come in handy.

Wade Pendley

alex kraly

TSGT US Air Force retired. Aircraft structural maintenance technician (aircraft paint and body shop) .  After retiring from the Air Force, I went to work for AT&T as a DSL  installation and repair technician, which progressed to cable maintenance.  After retiring from AT&T, it was time to find something to do.  I discovered the American Armory Museum, which needed volunteers.  Many of my skills from my aircraft maintenance days are in high demand here. It is very rewarding to be a part of and preserving our military history.

JAE JAE HOOVER

Air Force Brat, Army Veteran also known as a " WAC", Women's Army Corps. Mother of two Army Soldiers who served multiple tours each, overseas; in "The Sandbox."

Working in the Mental Health sector, trained as a Trauma-Focused/Crisis Psychotherapist is very stressful and demanding environment and volunteering at AAM is rewarding, captivating, intriguing, and educational. Helps me keep grounded. Love the crew I work with daily.

JAnet romero

I served in the USAF for 4 years as a Law Enforcement Officer. I returned home and became an Oakland Police Officer for twenty five years. I was looking for someplace to volunteer that was somewhat affiliated with the military. I made contact with Geoff Lippman who heads up and handles every aspect of the Museum. I have been volunteering for about three years. It gives me great pleasure to see people come through this museum and show genuine interest in military history. I dabble in helping out with whatever project is going on. I went from protecting and serving my country and community to being a part of preserving what made our great country what it is today.