National Museum of Military Vehicles

About National Museum of Military Vehicles

Venture into the award-winning National Museum of Military Vehicles in Dubois, WY. With 160,000 square feet, the world-class museum is a testament to America's military heritage, presenting nearly 500 meticulously restored military vehicles, artillery, naval vessels, and aircraft. The historical collection spans from 1897 to pivotal modern-day machines, with a spotlight on the American experience in World War II, the Korean War, and the Vietnam War.

Beyond the metal and might, the museum weaves the poignant narratives of the service members' valor and sacrifice. Among the unique weapons on display is the storied Dutch .79 smooth-bore Type III flintlock musket and bayonet of Private John Simpson, who marked history at the Battle of Bunker Hill.

This museum is not just a collection of military artifacts; it's a hallowed space that echoes the stories of heroism and duty and honors American Freedom.