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Mon. - Fri.
10 am - 5pm
Call 979-777-2820



OPEN HOUSE DIRECTIONS:

From North -
Take Hwy 6 South to Texas Motor Speedway exit - stay on service road - pass the 1st street on right(Cherokee) next driveway into Santa's Wonderland lot -turn in park and take shuttle bus to site.


From South -
Hwy 6 north to Texas World Speedway exit - left to cross over highway. left on service road - pass the 1st street on right(Cherokee) next driveway into Santa's Wonderland lot - turn in park and take shuttle bus to site.












































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About the Museum of the American G.I.

The Museum of the American G.I. was established in February 2001 as a 501c3 Non-Profit Corporation. The Museum of the American G.I. began with an inventory of multiple award winning artifacts of American military history. One of the goals of the museum is to be a repository of restored, working military vehicles used by the United States and to display the vehicles in action.

The museum's collection includes transport and tracked armored vehicles, artillery pieces and various other hardware components used in the 20th century.

A collection of fully functional weapons including individual and crew served weapons, mortars and artillery pieces and samples of demilled ordnance are available for public demonstrations. The museum also houses an impressive collection of uniforms and memorabilia of U.S. servicemen and women.

We have one of the nation's most thorough and complete libraries covering technical, training and parts manuals for most every known military vehicle, weapon or piece of equipment within the American arsenal.

A Living History Museum

What makes this museum unique is its ability to exhibit the vehicles and weapons in action. The museum hosts an annual "Open House" for the public to come and experience the rumble of tanks, whine of engines along with observing small arms fire up to the blasts of tank and artillery cannons with impressive pyrotechnics simulating authentic firing.

The image of combat and support troops, both friend and foe, are provided through the support of reenactment organizations and their members who strive for absolute accuracy in their historical image.

Many bring their own military vehicles, weapons and equipment great distances to participate. Other organizations and museums bring examples to these presentations for the public to have the opportunity to see and experience in a live setting.

In return, this museum supports activities at other organizations' events.

These "Open House" events also provide opportunities for vendors to bring their products and services for sale to the public and other military history enthusiasts.

Donations are accepted and appreciated.




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