Military collection in Koblenz. It's alongside an active military base so you need Passport ID to get into the museum.
Collection contains a number of prototype German vehicles, tanks, some rare WW2 artillery pieces incl a 21cm and a 24cm Feldkan̈one, a Hind attack helicopter, various anti aircraft guns, mortars, misdiles, small number of aircraft, German miltary uniforms, and loads of small arms from many countries. There is a tank and aircraft cut-away which was really unusual to see.
Top floor is all about the evolution of military communications, night vision and radar, etc. A very eclectic collection spread over 4 floors and easy to spend an afternoon here. Definitely worth the 3 euro entry (take coins for the turnstile). No on-site cafe
www.bundeswehr.de
Collection contains a number of prototype German vehicles, tanks, some rare WW2 artillery pieces incl a 21cm and a 24cm Feldkan̈one, a Hind attack helicopter, various anti aircraft guns, mortars, misdiles, small number of aircraft, German miltary uniforms, and loads of small arms from many countries. There is a tank and aircraft cut-away which was really unusual to see.
Top floor is all about the evolution of military communications, night vision and radar, etc. A very eclectic collection spread over 4 floors and easy to spend an afternoon here. Definitely worth the 3 euro entry (take coins for the turnstile). No on-site cafe
Scientific Collection of Defense Engineering Specimens
Covering an exhibition area of 7,200 square meters, the WTS is one of the largest technical collections in Germany.
www.bundeswehr.de
