The NACC is the US Army's official vehicle museum, located on Fort Moore, GA. It is not routinely open to the public, but there are open days four or five times a year. Check their FB page for more info.

Unofficial High-Speed Tour of Saumur

Part of the Reserve Collection.

OK, I really need to slow down my panning and get a stabilizer. I know. But this should give you an idea of what's there.

Part two of the two-part walkaround. Flying things, and model ships.

I had a few minutes to sneak around the museum with my mobile 'phone camera. Just to show you what's there if you are debating taking the time to visit.

If you were to wander around the Tank Museum at warp factor three in about 2008 (It's changed a little since), this is something similar to what awaits you if you come check it out. Don't worry, between Tank Chats, Challenger's material, and my own videos, you can get more detailed information on...

We continue our high-speed tour of the Tank Museum. Again, we can expect that we'll come back to these vehicles in greater detail in the future, so this is just the 'what you can expect when you come visit the musuem' sort of tour.

The VCC and a couple of little things in the parking lot. This will finish the tour. Again, the idea here is just to let you know what's there, not necessarily cover anything in particular. Feel free to hit 'pause' if something strikes your eye.

The core of which is the old MVTF or the Littlefield Collection, now under the care of the Collings Foundation. Can be visited this weekend. (Oct 6-7) Taken three days before swarms of people come through at their annual event, the Battle for the Airfield. Again, this is a 'soft opening', be cogn...

Canadian Forces Base Borden is located about an hour's drive North of Toronto. The base is open access, so anyone can go to the museum. In addition to the vehicles at the museum, there are others scattered as monuments around the base. I encountered a T-72 and T-55 on my way out the gate.

Completely unexpectedly, and with the last few percent of my 'phone battery which was left after the flight from Texas to London, I ran into what I would ordinarily have thought would be called the Army Aviation Museum.

Yes, it’s more guerilla footage, this time of one of the best aviation musea I have ever been to. For those new to the High Speed Tours, the primary purpose is to let you see what is there, and then decide for yourself if you want to make the trip to see it properly. No footage, no matter how goo...

Part 2 of 2. Indeed, this is so high-speed that I didn't get to cover Hangar 4 as I would like.

I just copped that I uploaded the wrong file for Part 2, and it was missing the last nine minutes. So here is it, part 2b or Part 3 of 2, as you will.

Generally speaking, only able to get to it if you take a bus from the Pearl Harbor Memorial, formerly known as the Pacific Aviation Museum https://www.pearlharboraviationmuseum.org/

Cairns in Queensland is the typical stopping point for folks looking to dive the Great Barrier Reef. But in addition to the joys of the tropical weather and the large bats (and I genuinely like Cairns as a town), they have a world-class tank museum. It's nice to have a tank museum at a place that...

The national armor museum of Finland is at a place called Parola. During a day off, I took a roam around. Official website: https://www.panssarimuseo.fi/en/front-page Financial donations: Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/The_Chieftain Direct Paypal: https://paypal.me/thechieftainshat Utreon: http...

The War Heritage Institute facility at Bastogne Barracks is a military facility which has been in constant use since the 1930s. Belgian Linkies: https://warheritage.be/en https://belgiumbattlefield.be/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheChieftainArmor Twitter...erm.. X: https://twitter.com/Chi...

I spent several days filming some fantastic Czech small arms with the VHU - the Czech Military History Institute. The Army Museum Žižkov is a part of the Institute, and they have a 3-story museum full of cool exhibits open to the public in Prague. If you have a chance to visit, it's definitely wo...

While in Croatia for filming, we stopped in at the Homeland War Museum (Muzej Domovinskog Rata) in Karlovac. Built in the preserved ruins of the "Hotel California", it houses a small but pretty comprehensive collection of small arms form the Croatian Homeland War, in addition to many other artifa...

Defending the strategically important Cumberland Sound at the very north eastern edge of Florida, work on Fort Clinch began in 1847. It remained unfinished during the Civil War and changed hands several times before it was finally completed 20 years after construction began. It was sporadically g...

A few weeks ago I had the opportunity to visit the National Army Museum in London and check out their current exhibition, The Art of Persuasion, a look at the wartime work of graphic designer Abram Games. While you may not recognise the name you will probably recognise some of his impressive and ...

Matt recently visited Berlin and took the opportunity to visit the German-Russian Museum in Karlshorst, the site of Nazi Germany's unconditional surrender. The building and the hall have a fascinating history, once part of the Wehrmacht’s Pionierschule 1 and later the USSR's HQ in Eastern Germany...