Along with a dedicated team of volunteers the Road to Victory Military Museum have been restoring and displaying military vehicles and artifacts for many years. The most recent completed restoration is of a 1943 M8 Greyhound armored car, nicknamed ‘Risky’.

Other projects or Special Operations include:

• Operation Take Time to Honor: This is an annual endeavor over the Memorial Day weekend that honors American service men and women who were killed in action during an American conflict.
  
  
• Operation Outpost This is the ongoing project involving the restoration of the WWII Camp Murphy building in which the museum resides.
  
  
• Operation Restoration This is a long term project involving the complete restoration of a very rare WWII Higgins boat.
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• Operation Parade: Twice annually the museum partners with the Veterans Council of Martin County and the city of Stuart to produce the Memorial Day and Veteran Day Parades.
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• The 804th Venture Crew: This is a group of young men aged 14-20 who are interested in WWII re-enacting. In partnership with the Boy Scouts of America this Venture Crew primarily re-enacts the 4th Armored Division along with elements from the 101st Airborne and 761st Tankers unit.
  
  

Road to Victory Military Museum has reached out to the community by participating or organizing many area events including Wings 'N Wheels Air, Military & Vehicle Show in Fort Pierce since 2004, The Stuart Air Show since 2004, Touch a Truck events in Martin & St. Lucie Counties, July 4th at Flagler Park, The Stuart Memorial Day Parade since 2001, The Stuart Veterans Day Parade since 2001, National Night Out since 2005, VE Celebrations in St. Augustine, Home Front Days at The Navy UDT SEAL Museum, Gweeds Gangsters Car Shows and many more.

If you would like to have the museum participate at your event, fundraiser or to arrange for an interactive school visit please contact: Michael Roberts, RTVMM Event Coordinator at colonel@specialforcesus.com