Dharma Wiratama Museum, Military museum in Yogyakarta, Indonesia

The Dharma Wiratama Museum is a military museum in Yogyakarta housing a large collection of objects from Indonesia's armed forces. Visitors encounter uniforms, weapons, vehicles, and historical documents that document different periods of the nation's defense history.

This institution was created to document the history of Indonesia's armed forces from the independence movement onward. It preserves records and objects that reveal different military operations and the armed forces' role in shaping the modern nation.

The military holds a central place in Indonesian national identity, and visitors can see how this connection is reflected in the way exhibits are organized around themes of service and sacrifice. The displays show the values that shaped the nation's path to independence.

The museum occupies the former Korem 072/Pamungkas headquarters at 75 Jalan Jenderal Sudirman, on the corner of Cik di Tiro Street. Exhibits are spread across 20 rooms plus a front yard with tanks and artillery; an underground bunker sits behind the hall. Many captions are in Indonesian only, with some in English.

The museum displays communication devices and tactical planning materials that were actually used during the independence struggles. These items offer a rare window into the practical reality of those historical conflicts.