RAAF Wagga Heritage Centre, Military museum at RAAF Base Wagga, Forest Hill, Australia.
The RAAF Wagga Heritage Centre is a military museum located at an air base near Wagga Wagga that displays aircraft, photographs, and personal items from aviation history. The collection covers different aircraft types and the work of pilots and ground staff across several decades.
The museum started in 1995 as an annex of the main RAAF Museum and closed in 2003 for major restoration work. Local community effort brought it back to life in 2010 under its current name.
This center preserves memories of the region's aviation past and shows how military service shaped the local community. Visitors can see how the base connected to everyday life in Wagga Wagga.
The museum welcomes visitors Saturday through Thursday from 10 AM to 4 PM with free admission for all guests. Wheelchair access is available throughout the grounds, making it easy to see all displays.
Several vintage military aircraft sit at the entrance gate, including a Canberra Bomber and an F-111C that represent different eras of Australian aviation. These machines show how aircraft technology changed across the decades.
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