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RAAC Memorial & Army Tank Museum - Culture Victoria

RAAC Memorial & Army Tank Museum Hopkins Barracks Puckapunyal Phone: (03) 5735 7285 The RAAC Memorial and Army Tank Museum has more than 70 Armoured Fighting Vehicles on display in Hopkins Barracks, the home of Australian Armour at Puckapunyal, Victoria.

Australian Army Tank Museum, Attraction, Daylesford & the ...

Located on the working Puckapunyal Military Base, the Australian Army Tank Museum is home to over 70 armoured fighting vehicles, making it one of the largest armour museums in Australia. Mementos of your visit can be purchased from the model and souvenir shop. Make a day of your visit, with barbecue ...

Army Tank Museum - onlymelbourne.com.au

The RAAC Memorial and Army Tank Museum has more than 70 Armoured Fighting Vehicles on display in Hopkins Barracks, the home of Australian Armour at Puckapunyal, Victoria. Covering an area of over 4000 square metres the museum is one of the largest armour museums in the Southern hemisphere.

Australian Army Tank Museum - Seymour Victoria

The Australian Army Tank Museum is located 10 kilometres from the centre of Seymour in near-by Military Area Puckapunyal. The collection ranges from the First World War through to today's twenty first century advancements; it holds the finest collection of Australian armoured fighting vehicles in the world.

Australian Army Tank Museum - Melbourne - WeekendNotes

The Australian Army Tank Museum housed at Puckapunyal's Hopkins Barracks preserves and exhibits an incredible range of artefacts and memorabilia promoting the history of Australian cavalry units from the early days of the Light Horse to the present day technology of the Royal Australian Armoured ...

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Royal Australian Armoured Corps Memorial & Army Tank Museum. ... +61 03 5735 7285 +61 03 5793 1735.

RAAC Memorial & Army Tank Museum - Victorian Collections

The RAAC Memorial and Army Tank Museum has more than 70 Armoured Fighting Vehicles on display in Hopkins Barracks, the home of Australian Armour at Puckapunyal, Victoria. Covering an area of over 4000 square metres the museum is one of the largest armour museums in the Southern hemisphere.

The Army Tank Museum | Guide to Ballarat

The Army Tank Museum is a fantastic look at our storied history in wartime and features over 70 armoured fighting vehicles on outdoor and indoor display! The powerful vehicles on display range from Armoured personnel Carriers to light tanks and artillery pieces.

RAAC Memorial and Army Tank Museum | Visit Seymour

RAAC Memorial and Army Tank Museum The museum now has more than 70 Armoured Fighting Vehicles on display in Hopkins Barracks, the home of Australian Armour at Puckapunyal, Victoria. Covering an area of over 4000 square metres the museum is one of the largest armour museums in the Southern hemisphere.

Military - Seymour Victoria

Australian Army Tank Museum. The Australian Army Tank Museum is located 10 kilometres from the centre of Seymour in near-by Military Area Puckapunyal. The collection ranges from the First World War through to today's twenty first century advancements; it holds the finest collection of Australian armoured fighting vehicles in the world.