Royal Australian Armoured Corps Memorial and Army Tank Museum

The Royal Australian Armoured Corps Memorial and Army Tank Museum houses over 80 military vehicles, including tanks and support vehicles displayed both indoors and outdoors across the Puckapunyal base. The collection ranges from early models to more advanced machines that reflect different eras of Australian armed service.

The museum opened in 1970 on an Australian Army training base, where it preserves the story of armored warfare development in Australian military operations. The location connects directly to the ongoing training and service of these forces throughout the nation's defense history.

The collection displays uniforms, weapons, and personal items that show how armored forces shaped Australian military life over the decades. These objects help visitors understand the traditions and daily experiences of soldiers who served in these units.

Visitors need to obtain a security pass at the checkpoint near the entrance, which grants access to the entire facility and its outdoor grounds. Wear comfortable shoes since the outdoor display covers significant distances and weather conditions can vary throughout the year.

The collection includes rare vehicles like the Vickers Medium Tank Mark II and AC1 Sentinel, which Australia developed or used during World War II. These special pieces show how the country built its own combat equipment and participated in the global conflict.

Location: Puckapunyal

Location: Shire of Mitchell

Fee: Yes

Opening Hours: Tuesday-Friday 10:00-16:00

GPS coordinates: -36.99620,145.04039

Latest update: December 11, 2025 11:08