The Darwin Military Museum is located on the northern outskirts of Darwin, the northern suburb of the Northern Territory, and is part of the East Point Reserve (East Point Reserve), about 8 km from the city of Darwin.
The Darwin Military Museum military Museum, formerly known as the Eastern Cape military Museum, was founded in 1965 and changed to its present name in 2009. The Darwin military blog is the first museum to include combat weapons, guns, cannon, armored vehicles, photographs used by the Navy, Army and Air Force. War souvenirs, etc., in addition to the uniform worn in combat, and so on. These items come from Australia, the United States and other military countries, and visitors can follow a guide to visit the bunkers where the top zone defense strategy was planned. Because Darwin was the only city in Australia that was attacked by Japanese troops during World War II, tourists can also see vivid pictures of the Japanese bombing of Darwin, which was so cruel that innocent people died in the war. It is also a reminder of the cruelty of war and the love of peace.
Tickets:
adult: $18, Children (5-16 years old): $8
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