Armor Museum

The Armor Museum is a tank gallery situated in the Loire Valley of France, in the town of Saumur. It is currently one of the world's biggest tank exhibition halls. It started in 1977 under the leadership of Colonel Michel Aubry, who persuaded both the French military pecking order and the nearby political specialists. Begun 35 years prior with just a couple of hundred followed vehicles, it has turned into a world-class gathering which pulls in guests intrigued by the historical backdrop of global tank development just as expert defensive layer pros. From the earliest starting point, Colonel Aubry had made it a key strategy of the exhibition hall to reestablish to running condition the same number of verifiably or in fact noteworthy vehicles as was possible.

The exhibition hall has the world's biggest accumulation of defensively covered battling vehicles and contains well more than 880 vehicles, despite the fact that the British Tank Museum has a bigger number of tanks. As a result of deficiency of room, not exactly a quarter can be displayed, despite the move to an a lot bigger structure in 1993. Saumur was the conventional instructional hub for rangers for over a century however at this point holds the current Armored Cavalry Branch Training School which is altogether dedicated to preparing protective layer experts. The tank historical center had its initial inceptions in an investigation accumulation.