Army Museum of Singapore - 520 Upper Jurong Rd

It is a gem of historical facts. Lots of nostalgia for those who have been through National Service. Very educational for those who have not. Take your time to look through the various exhibits.

The museum showcase our Singapore Armed Forces humble beginning and what it has been through.It more on reading and as it is under renovation when I went there with my class,there was no aircon but they place powerful fans around the museum to make it cooling.The museum also showcase a bit of Singapore history,Riots in particular.It has a shooting game where you get to either shoot the M16 or the Sar 21(Singapore Assault Rifle 21st Century).At the end of the game it will show u where u stand with results like fail,pass,marksman,expert or sharpshooter and where u shoot the most.It also has a area where it shows u a show about the SQ117 Plane Hijack.The show shows what really happen at that time,The feelings of the people,How some of them was shock,What had happen,How the SAF Commandos on board the plane and took down all the terrorist within 30 seconds as they were practicing in a plane similar to the SQ117 during the negotiations.It also has a showcase of the SAF old vehicles outside, mini SOC (Standard Obstacle Course) for small kids and a trail walk.Overall It a fun place to be at and it suitable for families with childrens.Last but not least if u sign up for the tour it will bring u to the SAFTI Military Institution for a tour if the SAF doesn't deny entry because of some reasons.

It's not a bad place to bring young kids and you can visit the Singapore Discovery Centre next door. (It's closed for renovations as of 26 May 2018)

The museum location isn't really pointed to by streetsigns from the nearest MRT staion. The museum itself does not tell the history of Singapore in the Second World War, which was a slight disappointment. Something worth noting is outside the museum there is a large space filled with tanks (e.g. AMX 13 and M113(?)) and other vehicles, and there is a exhibition in the museum building that let's you feel what it is like to be in the Army training. Overall, it's worth a trip.

Entertaining museum that is heavy on reading, but still has quite a few interactive exhibits that will keep the kids busy. Staff all very friendly and helpful. Great for a rainy day as even the walkway to the museum is covered.

A joke when the website says opening time and open but when got there is closed permanently and been so for 2 years! How about an update on the site? Shouldn't have to look at comments from years ago to say closed for updating.

Established in 2007, the Army Museum of Singapore takes its visitors on a journey that traces the development of the Singapore army

Small exhibition on army's history. Several military vehicles on display outdoors. Enjoyed the IMT (indoor computerised shooting), where M16 and SAR21 were available. Lack adequate signage, and has an unwelcoming feel, with main entrance hidden on level 3, behind opaque doors.