I take everyone to this museum. I warn them that it is need of some updates inside and paint, but it's totally free and has incredible artifacts. Make sure you take the time to wander the grounds and check out all the aircrafts on display, they even have picnic tables so bring some snacks and stay awhile. The inside of... More

An interesting place to visit and gain a fair amount of information and knowledge about the military. I would recommend it to anyone! More

I took my son to see the museum on an off-day (during the week if I remember correctly) and found that we had the place to ouselves. A lone employee (volunteer?) was there and and gave us a personally guided tour with many, many interesting facts and stories. I cannot recommend this place strongly enough! Great time! More

So much to see here. The Hitler items and the Dacheau are a bit creepy, but important to remember. Besides the incredibly large collection of guns, there are fun things like personal items from soldiers and the collection of cartoons. Well worth the stop. More

I never knew how much information was housed in this museum until we went on a Saturday morning. It's free and there's a lot of equipment on display outside as well. What impressed me about this museum was the outstanding collection of memorabilia AND the gentleman who greeted us as we entered the building. He was a WW II vet... More

I was unsure about the 45th Infantry Division Museum but, it was amazing. I definitely want to go back. There were so many weapons and vehicles. They have a lot to see and weapons that were used in war. I would recommended this to anyone who has a interest in military history. More

The 45th Infantry Museum is a credit to Oklahoma and to our military. It has fascinating huge indoor series of exhibits with memorabilia from several wars and arms of all different types. One room contains a wonderful display of Ernie Pyle cartoons from World War II. Many of them are unique, original, and one-of-a-kind examples of battlefield art. They will... More

They have some great stuff from World War II, Hitler's stuff, but the whole place is interesting More

This museum traces the history of he 45th infantry division from inception to the casing of the colors. For military history enthusiasts, this is a must see. The staff is knowledgeable and occasionally there are members of the division on had with warm, colorful stories. The static displays outside contain some very rare WWII and korean war vehicles. Ont miss... More