Queensland Military Memorial Museum

The connection with Queensland is very unique-a great place to learn and view military heritage and listen to the story of every item on display. Close to public transportation by bus or train, there are some parking spaces nearby, and other food attractions nearby. Come and take a look at this treasure, you will not be disappointed, it is not expensive, and with the increase in tourists, they will have more opportunities to preserve and preserve the military history of Queensland in Queensland for everyone to appreciate and appreciate.

This museum is worth a visit. The exterior of the museum is not welcome because the door is locked. If the doorbell does not respond, please knock on the door. There is a sign on the front that says they may be closed at any time, so you may need to pay for a call before checking if it is open. This is a small museum, but there are interesting exhibits everywhere, especially many guns. There are some items from the Australian colony to the Vietnam War era. There are many unusual weapons, including PIAT anti-armor weapons, Boyce anti-tank rifles, German Maxim machine guns, Bren, Owen and Lewis guns. Japan, Russia, Italy, Germany, Britain and the United States have unusual rifles and weapons. There are uniforms, medals and soldier supplies. The exhibits are carefully labeled and there are many books to read. Getting started is cheap.

great way to spend a sundayopen on sundays and tucked away in fortitude valley is this amazing military museum that honors the service of queenslanders