Explore Our Historic Military Collections
National Museum of Military Vehicles
Discover nearly 500 restored military vehicles, artillery, naval vessels, and aircraft that tell the powerful stories of American military history.
Our Mission
The National Museum of Military Vehicles is dedicated to honor the service and sacrifice of our veterans and their families; to educate next generations on the history of American freedom; and to preserve and share historic military vehicles. Our extensive collection is dedicated to providing a deep understanding and appreciation of the courage and commitment demonstrated by those who have served in the armed forces, thereby honoring the essence of American freedom.
A Peek At Our Extensive Collection
A Peek At Our Extensive Collection
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Exhibit Highlights
Exhibit Highlights
World War II Gallery
Explore the pivotal moments of World War II through our extensive collection of military vehicles and artifacts, showcasing the bravery and sacrifices of American soldiers.
Korean War / Vietnam War Exhibit
Dive into the complex history of the Vietnam War with our immersive displays, featuring restored helicopters, tanks, and personal stories from veterans.
World War I & Rotating Exhibits
The General George S. Patton Jr. Gallery showcases America’s early motorized combat vehicles, featuring a M1917 tank, U.S. Liberty Truck, Model T ambulance, and World War I-era artillery. The gallery also explores themes of Liberation, Freedom, Patriotism, Honor, and key conflicts, ending with a Reflection Wall where visitors can share their thoughts on military history.
Unknown Soldiers Weapons Vault
The National Museum of Military Vehicles’ Unknown Soldiers Weapons Vault features over 200 firearms, showcasing weapons from the American Revolution to the present day. Highlights include the musket used by PVT John Simpson to fire the first shot at the Battle of Bunker Hill, a range of machine guns from early models like the M1909 Benet-Mercie to modern ones such as the M249 SAW, as well as portable anti-tank and anti-aircraft weapons. The collection also includes Winchester firearms produced between 1866 and 1964, along with unique items like an MP5 concealed in a briefcase and a Liberator Pistol with its original box.
Visitor Testimonials
“This was an incredible experience. You could spend hours here. It is so detailed and realistic.”
Lisa Lund
Google review
“This was absolutely one of my favorite stops on our vacation. If you can make it a part of your trip, I 100% recommend visiting. The displays were amazing and very though provoking. ”
Jenny Brown
Google review
“I visited this world-class museum yesterday. The facility and the presentations are mind boggling. I can’t think of enough superlatives to describe. It is a must see facility with a very scenic drive from the west.”
Chris Heyer
“Amazing place to visit! We took our grandsons, 15, 12 and 7. They couldn’t stop talking about all the things they’ve been wanting to see and actually got to see at the museum. So much more than just vehicles. ”
Paul S.
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Plan Your Visit Today
Embark on a journey through American military history at the National Museum of Military Vehicles. Witness firsthand the hundreds of restored military vehicles, artillery, naval vessels, and aircraft that tell the stories of valor and sacrifice. Plan your visit today and experience the legacy of American freedom.