Moving on, visitors will walk through a complete World War One trench section, with a command bunker and uniform display. Such a variety is rare for a museum of this size and well appreciated with a number of different tubes from various countries. Of special note is the number of anti-tank and rocket launchers on display. The next room is the dedicated arms room and apart from the standard arms displayed has a number of interesting pieces. Here a number of period uniforms and accessories are on display within walk around glass containers so the uniform in its entirety can be viewed in detail. Visitors will begin in the front entrance/reception area and will immediately notice the uniform display.

Much of the museumís collection was donated by citizens and visitors in the area who were either veterans themselves or artifacts passed down through the years of deceased loved ones. Notice the interesting saddle scabbard for the 98k and the Afrika Korps pith helmet. A mixed World War’s One and Two display containing both a Gewher 98 and a 98k.

Florida on a tankful military museum