Large-Screen MovieTheater
Named for Lieutenant General Bill Yarborough, a member of the Army's first tactical airborne unit and designer of the airborne "jump wings" insignia, and for Colonel Aaron Bank, a WWII Office of Strategic Services (OSS) veteran and a founding father of the modern Special Forces, the 235 seat Yarborough-Bank Vistascope Theater provides the viewer with an opportunity to be in the center of the action. Filmed in Vistascope, a high speed 8/35 mm process that presents a huge, stunningly clear image, the movie is designed to put the viewer into the exciting military action and to show military operations in a way never before experienced by the public.

Motion Simulator
Similar to the movie, the Pitch, Roll, and Yaw Vista-Dome Motion Simulator adds another dimension by physically moving a specially designed seating area up to 18 degrees in concert with the film. Suddenly a larger than life film of airborne and special operations becomes almost real. The 24-seat simulator provides visitors with an extreme taste of what the Army's finest are trained to do.

Video Theater
The museum contains a 50 seat video theater that shows a changing collection of educational and entertaining works that focus on the airborne and special operations. These are shown regularly throughout the day.