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REVISIONING THE MUSEUM In 2013, the Naval History and Heritage Command (NHHC) offered NUM an incredible opportunity: the chance to reinterpret and rebrand the museum as part of a revisioning contract. Our current permanent exhibits, installed in the 1990s, either reflect dated approaches, lack relevant connections to visitors’ lives, or were not completed as planned due to funding restrictions. From December 2013 through August 2014, NUM staff worked closely with NHHC, exhibit firm Gallagher and Associates, architectural firm Atkins, interpretive firm History Associates, and Navy stakeholders to envision the Naval Undersea Museum of the future. The collaboration produced an exciting new vision that marries historical artifacts, personal narratives, engaging interactives, and immersive experiences to create dynamic, meaningful exhibits. We hope in the future to receive the funding that would make this vision a reality. In the meantime, we look forward to introducing our new name, the United States Naval Undersea Museum, and new logo in 2015! NAVAL UNDERSEA MUSEUM 2014 ANNUAL REPORT

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