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• The Texas Military Force Museum | Brigadier General John C. L. Scribner Texas Military Forces Museum

  The Mexican War DISPUTED TERRITORY The annexation of Texas by the United States provoked a crisis with Mexico. Because the Mexican government had repudiated the Treaties of Velesco, it had never con...

• Museum History – The Texas Military Forces Museum

  Museum History In 1986, the Adjutant General’s Department of Texas undertook to establish a museum and archival collection to tell the story of the Texas Military Forces. The following year the United...

• About the Museum – The Texas Military Forces Museum

  Closed The Texas Military Forces Museum is located in Building 6 on Camp Mabry in Austin, Texas. The street address of Camp Mabry is 2200 West 35th Street. The GPS address is 3038 W.35th St. The mail...

• The Texas Military Forces Museum

  The Texas Military Forces Museum —Texas Military Forces Museum— Camp Mabry, Austin Texas The 45,000-square foot Texas Military Forces Museum explores the history of the Lone Star State’s militia ...

• Exhibits – The Texas Military Forces Museum

  36th Infantry Division Gallery[1] 36th Gallery Virtual Tour[2] Great Hall[3] Great Hall Virtual Tour[4] 19th Century Gallery Virtual Tour[5] WWII Pacific Theater[6] Cold War and Global War on Terror G...

• MUSEUM VIRTUAL TOUR – The Texas Military Forces Museum

  MUSEUM VIRTUAL TOUR We are pleased to offer virtual tours of the museum galleries. The links below will take you to one of our gallery areas. You can click on the circles to move forward or backwards,...