In fact, they are not mine, I was just lucky to visit them. So there are many more of them, but here only of a military-technical orientation.
Actually, I misled you a little in the previous post. nitial report: Museum of Armament and Military Equipment of the Airborne Forces. Introductory overview. Previous report: Airborne Forces Museum. Outdoor display… Continue reading "Airborne Forces Museum. Outdoor display area. Track links."
We leave the hangars behind and head into the alluring distance. Besides, it’s not a long walk. Initial report: Museum of Armament and Military Equipment of the Airborne Forces. Introductory overview.… Continue reading "Airborne Forces Museum. Outdoor display area. Wheeled vehicles."
At one time, this museum was known as an automobile museum, and a significant part of its collection remains here as a legacy. Initial report: Museum of Armament and Military Equipment… Continue reading "Airborne Forces Museum. Auto pavilion."
The entire “outdoor” display didn’t fit into the previous report, so I’ll continue here. Initial report: Museum of Armament and Military Equipment of the Airborne Forces. Introductory overview. Previous report: Airborne… Continue reading "Airborne Forces Museum. Along the hangar."
A significant, perhaps even greater, number of pieces of equipment are stored outside, not in hangars, including near and between these very hangars. Initial report: Museum of Armament and Military Equipment… Continue reading "Airborne Forces Museum. Between the hangars."
I had never seen an exhibition of mobile means of maintenance, repair and evacuation of military equipment and weapons of the Airborne Forces (what a long name) before. Initial report:… Continue reading "Museum of Armament and Military Equipment of the Airborne Forces. Exhibition of mobile maintenance equipment…"
