Discover Our Museum and explore our Brand New Exhibit.
From Gonzales to Appomattox and Beyond: The Texas Military Forces in the 19th Century.
Always Free admission to our historic 45,000 square-foot Museum. Located on Texas' third oldest working National Guard military base. The base parade ground is also the location of museum's aircraft and artillery displays and is visible from MOPAC/Loop 1 Expressway. Camp Mabry is easy to visit and open to all adults possessing a valid photo ID, such as a driver's license. Visitors are welcome during daylight hours, Tuesday-Sunday. For more info: www.texasmilitaryforcesmuseum.org
Monday, March 10, 2014
Texas Military Forces Museum - Fixed wing aircraft display along Mopac Expressway.
Fixed Wing Aircraft Display
Texas Military Forces Museum - Rotary aircraft display along Mopac Expressway.
Rotary Aircraft Display
Texas Military Forces Museum - F-86D Sabre Dog Mopac Expressway display
North American F-86D Sabre Dog, the USAF's first all rocket armed fighter.
Texas Military Forces Museum - F-16 Fighting Falcon Mopac Expressway display
General Dynamics F-16 "Fighting Falcon"
Texas Military Forces Museum - AH-1 Cobra Mopac Expressway display
The Cobra Gunship, The First Helicopter Specifically Designed as a Weapon.
Texas Military Forces Museum - UH-1M Huey Gunship Utility Helicopter Mopac Expressway display
UH-1M Huey Gunship Utility Helicopter
Texas Military Forces Museum- UH-1H Huey Utility Helicopter Mopac Expressway display
Bell UH-1H "Huey" Troop Utility Helicopter
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