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National Army Museum Waiouru
National Army Museum Waiouru
Situated at the foot of the Desert Road and Tongariro National Park.
Open daily 9.00am - 4.30pm (except Christmas Day),
From the Red Coat of the Imperial Forces to the Blue Beret of today's Peacekeepers, visitors can discover New Zealand's Military history, learn the campaigns and be inspired by the real life soldier's stories. The Army Museum is a place where visitors can pay tribute to the sacrifices of all those involved and remember the personal tragedy of war.
'Must Sees'
- Memorial Greenstone Wall, Tears on Greenstone
- Large Victoria Cross Collection
- Artillery Collection
- Iconic Military Vehicles
- Life Like Displays
- 'Soldiers' Personal Stories
Facilities include:
- Rations Café
- Gift Shop
- Research Centre
- Guided Tours
- Educational Programmes
- Picnic Area
Contact Details
Web Site:
www.armymuseum.co.nz
Email:
enquiries@armymuseum.co.nz
Telephone:
+64-6-387 6911
Fax:
+64-6-387 6319
NZ Freephone:
0800-369 999
Address:
State Highway 1
Waiouru
New Zealand
Postal Address:
P.O. Box 45
Waiouru 4861
New Zealand
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From the Red Coat of the Imperial Forces to the Blue Beret of today's Peacekeepers, visitors can discover New Zealand's Military history, learn the campaigns and be inspired by the real life soldier's stories. The Army Museum is a place where visitors can pay tribute to the sacrifices of all those involved and remember the personal tragedy of war.
