What could be an important monument to the struggles and sacrifices of the British, Commonwealth and Malaysian Armed Forces is a bit of a dissapointment. Many of the exhibits are not marked/labelled accurately or informatively. The outdoor exhibits appear to have been left in the hot sun for too long while the indoor exhibits are in dark rooms and any description is hard to read. And why oh why, in hot humid Port Dickson, can't the Ministry of Defence commemorate our history with air conditioning. Be ready for a lot of perspirationto the point one rushes thru the exhibits just to get out of the place. Pity.
The museum itself was not informative enough but the presence of these machines were enough to keep the children occupied for an hour or less.
Parking is a nightmare, by the way.
It tracks the history of our Armed Forces, especially in our fight with communists
Not a war fan but decided to stop at The Army Museum to let my 8-year old daughter look at some history of World War 2 and the remains of tanks, aircrafts, trains, helicopters, cannons and others...
Was quite fun actually telling kids about the War era and taking pics and also remembering those who fought in the war, fighting for the country.
I am a big fan of museum. When I planned a trip, I will definitely includes museum. Being a daughter of an air force officer and surrounded by military people, this museum is one that I truly looking forward to visit everytime I'm in Port Dickson.
There's so many historical thing to look at and read. I love the secret tunnel! So many things you can learn and discover during the visit.
When you are in Port Dickson, this place is a must!
