With military history on display, from Agincourt to the present day, including Monty’s D-Day Rolls Royce, a range of military horse-drawn and motorised logistic vehicles, uniforms, weapons, medals and much more; this fascinating and unique museum gives visitors an insight into how the British Army was moved, supplied and sustained over the centuries.
Ondra V
3 weeks agoIt's a very interesting museum dedicated to something we don't really think about, logistics. The staff was VERY friendly. It's free too. And the coffee shop inside is very... basic. I
Peter Johnstone
11 months agoIt is an excellent museum building and well worth the visit. There are plenty for children to interact with. The history of RLC is laid out in a timeline with good graphics and excellent exhibits to look at. The medal rooms are outstanding, with friendly staff.
Mike “Malvus” A
7 months agoIt is a fascinating museum that reflects the superb effort that various corps have made in keeping our armies fed, clothed, and moving over the last few hundred or so years. It is a really interesting collection that spans almost every campaign the British Army has been involved in.
Kezia Weeden
9 months agoIt was a small, but very interesting museum, and as it was free entry, no complaints at all. There were a couple of interactive displays and a whole room designated to medals. I learnt some interesting facts too.
Gerhard Olivier
2 weeks agoIt has an extensive medal collection over 5000 and a 1936 Rolls Royce that belonged to Field Marshal Montgomery. A few other classic motorbikes and Bedford trucks and a lot of historic information.