The National Museum of Military Vehicles in Wyoming is worth visiting. This historical gallery was opened back in August 2020.
(Photo : Screenshot from National Museum of Military Vehicle's official YouTube video )
Wyoming National Museum of Military Vehicles Guide 2023: Tank Collections, How to Visit, and More
Although it is considered a new museum, NMMV already has great collections of armored vehicles, tanks, and other weaponry used during the Korean and Vietnam wars.
If you are interested, here are some of its historical collections.
Wyoming's National Museum of Military Vehicles
According to CNET's latest report, NMMV has one of the best collections of armored vehicles and tanks in the world.
(Photo : Screenshot from National Museum of Military Vehicle's official YouTube video )
Wyoming National Museum of Military Vehicles Guide 2023: Tank Collections, How to Visit, and More
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Higgins Boat
A landing vessel is designed to bring over 30 men. NMMV's collection can be seen delivering a jeep.
DUKW
The DUKW (aka Duck) is an amphibious vehicle that was used during World War II. This armored vehicle is responsible for getting 3% of D-Day weapons from vessels to the beaches.
M4 Sherman
The M4 Sherman is a tank used during World War II. It is considered to be the second most-produced tank during that time.
M7 Priest
The M7 Priest is a combination of a motorized howitzer and the chassis of M3 tanks or newer models.
M36 Gun Motor Carriage
This massive tank destroyer was based on the M10 model. It is a more advanced version; integrated with a larger turret and 90mm main gun.
These armored vehicles and tanks are just among the war collections you can see at NMMV. You can click this link to learn more about them.
How to Visit NMMV
Via the museum's official website, NMMV is located at 6419 US Highway 26 Dubois, Wyoming.
The art gallery is open from Wednesday to Sunday from 9:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. But, you need to remember that this is subject to change if there's a storm or during holidays.
Interested visitors need to pay $20 per ticket. For kids 8-17 years old, they only have to pay $12 each.
If you are a U.S. military veteran or still active on duty, NMMV allows you to visit them for free.
You can click here to learn more about the National Museum of Military Vehicles in Wyoming.
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