About Us
The museum collection ranges from the Boer War through to 21st-century advancements.
The exhibition space is divided into four galleries:
Chavual Hall, the entrance gallery, features the history and operational deployments of both the Royal Australian Armoured Corps and the Royal Regiment of Australian Artillery.
The outside exhibition areas demonstrate the evolution of armoured vehicles and artillery guns used in the Australian Army.
The military hut exhibition area features an in-depth look at featured artillery equipment.
The Saw Tooth Hanger features an Explosive Ordinance display, as well as soldier training displays demonstrating vehicle technology and communication equipment.
Our collection includes:
Australian Light Horse collection
Small arms and anti-tank weapons
A lethality display, demonstrating the impact of various weapons on an armoured plate.
Australian armour from WW1 to the 21st Century
Australian artillery from WW1 to the 21st Century
Plus over 140 armoured fighting vehicles, anti-armour weapons and artillery guns.
Temporarily Closed
The Army Museum Puckapunyal will re-open in 2025 and will house the heritage collections of both the Royal Australian Armoured Corps and the Royal Regiment of Australian Artillery.
Entry Fee No Longer Required!
Bookings for Groups of 10+ People are Required!
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