Singleton., a small town of Australian Army Infantry Museum in the Hunter area of (Hunter Region), in the eastern part of New South Wales.
Australian Army Infantry Museum has a long history, and officially moved to Singleton on March 15, 1974, and opened to the outside world until now. The museum is run by the Australian Army and has a large collection of army equipment, such as individual weapons, anti-tank weapons, mortars, helicopter gunships, etc. There are also historical collections of wars and conflicts that the Australian Army has participated in since the beginning of the nineteenth century, and are loved by military enthusiasts.
Tickets:
adult: $8, Children (5-15 years old): $3, Family: $20
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