Our museum heritage spans the breadth of transportation multi-modal delivery which has given the Nation and our Army the ability to globally …
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Jun 22, 2024
I wanted to visit this museum for at least 10 years. I finally made it and it did not disappoint. The interior of the museum is laid out in chronological order starting at the American Revolution and…Full review by MasterArmorer
Mar 28, 2024
Great museum and much larger than expected! Very informative displays and comprehensive history of transportation in the army. Cute gift shop too. It was also fun for our boys to get access onto a…Full review by MB6td
Feb 11, 2024
Interesting museum. No charge to get in. On actual army base so need to show ID at the gate. Interesting history of transportation in the armyFull review by barbarapB3478CV
How may I get to this museum from Scope Arena/Battleship area? Ive gone to the HRT website and put in the starting and ending address but nothing comes up. Also, I am not interested in using taxis, uber nor the like. Thanks for the help!
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I wish I could help you better. I visited my son last fall who is stationed at Fort Eustis. We had also visited the battleships down at the end of the peninsula. It's not all that far away, …
I wish I could help you better. I visited my son last fall who is stationed at Fort Eustis. We had also visited the battleships down at the end of the peninsula. It's not all that far away, if I had a map I could tell you one road that just about goes straight to the base. Good luck. The museum is worth the hunt!
Three years ago I tried to visit the Fort Eustis museum. Although I had a British passport as photo ID, I was searched and excluded as an alien. The Museum website did not then, and does not now, point out that foreign visitors will be kept out, unless they have a serving military sponsor who is present on site and is willing to accompany them during their visit. As I have visited the museum twice before in the last thirty years I recognise the quality and interest of the exhibition.
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that's terrible. I'm not a representative of the museum and I'm pretty sure that I Ve taken for granted me having a military ID card. I also have foreign exchange students who have …
that's terrible. I'm not a representative of the museum and I'm pretty sure that I Ve taken for granted me having a military ID card. I also have foreign exchange students who have been to the museum without me. they go into the civilian inspection station, receive a day pass, and viola...a day at the museum and bowling alley and food places and post office and the beach. I'm sorry that you had a bad experience.
do you have to have a military ID to visit the museum? if not, is there a different entrance for those without one?
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You don't need a military ID. It is open to the public. They would however search your car before letting you enter the base. The museum is inside the military base.
Is there a charge for my 9 year old grandson or for me - age 78. Is a tour available Is the tour indoor or out dooror both indoor and outdoor How long does the tour take
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everything is free! you walk around t your own pace. we stayed a few hours. they have some really interesting vehicles on the outside that's you both should enjoy - the inside is the …
everything is free! you walk around t your own pace. we stayed a few hours. they have some really interesting vehicles on the outside that's you both should enjoy - the inside is the history of the army, focusing on transportation from horses to trains!
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