[Cruver Collecter]

Army Posts usually have static tank and armor displays about, but Fort Hood goes one better. On Fort Hood there are actually two separate museums that individually are pretty impressive. Combine the two together and you have some fun looking at the different vehicles on display. Both museums have an nice blend of WWII through modern day armored vehicles, artillery pieces, anti tank guns and Army Aviation static displays. My son and I had a nice couple of days looking at the different tanks and vehicles on display. Here a few of the pictures I took while there.

[Cruver Collecter]

Some more pictures

[Cruver Collecter]

Yep, more pictures.

[tank nut]

COOL, only one thing I WANT more lol

[Cruver Collecter]

Couple more pictures.

[tank nut]

I love stuarts thanks for the cool shots !!!

[Cruver Collecter]

I am a big fan of the Stewart light tank too. Fort Hood has 5 different Stuarts between the two museums. The one painted with Japanese markings is done so to reflect those captured in the Philippines. Here are a few more Stewart pictures.

[tank nut]

LOVE the first one, I have the M5 in diecast from fov but I want the first stuart model that was built Someone build it please

[Kaptin_Kirk]

That's an impressive Museum. It's very sad that I have never been there since it is only a few hours away.

[Shawn 507]

Originally Posted by Cruver Collecter

I see a 2S1 SP Arty piece, T-55, 2A65 arty piece, ZPU 23-2 and -4, and what looks like a S-60 AA gun


A M3 Stuart , M114 APC, BTR 60PB, M20 Armored Car, a 57mm AT gun, a 2 1/2, 5 ton a M48 way in the back and a jeep of sorts
T-72 and BMP-1P