KLUB VOJENSKÉHO MUZEA v Rokycanech, z. s.

Designed for lovers of war technology.

It's very nice

The club's activities focus primarily on the preservation of historical as well as contemporary military technology, cooperation with the museum, the army and the Czechoslovak Legionnaire, and educational activities in the military history of our country. The establishment and cooperation of the club with the museum began in 1995. At that time it was only an enthusiastic group of enthusiasts. The legal personality of the club occurred only in 1998 by registration with the Ministry of the Interior. Among the most important activities are co-organizing activities at the BAHNA event, where the club provides and operates military equipment for static and combat demonstrations. For these events, members of the club manage to maintain in a functional and mobile state, among other things, the most famous tanks of World War II T-34 in the number of four pieces. Other well-known events in which the club participates are the celebrations of liberation in Pilsen, Postřekov, Prague and Veterans Day in Rokycany. Here too, it is primarily to ensure military historical technology and demonstration of uniforms of the allied armies. The club shows its own and museum equipment and uniforms at many commemorative events throughout the Czech Republic and abroad. Other activities of the club include cooperation with the army, especially in establishing Active Voluntary Advances. Members of the club were the first in the Czech Republic to participate in voluntary military exercises from 11 to 14.11.1999 and together with members of the military equipment club Brdy and club CI-5 created "1. mechanized platoon of ACTIVE BACKGROUND ACR CZECHOSLOVAK LEGIONS '. At present, he founded the second unit, namely "1. tank platoon of ACTIVE BACKUP ACR CZECHOSLOVAK LEGIONS '. We should also mention the club's contribution to the removal of damages in the areas affected by the floods in 1998 in Dobruška and in 2002 in Lnáře and Blatná. In addition to military-oriented interests, the club also deals with boating, hiking, climbing, sport shooting and motoring. Membership of the club already consists of several dozen members representing all generations and both sexes. The number of members has been steadily increasing since 1998 and the club's activities are increasing.

The demarcation line of 1945, the pity that the Americans did not continue to Prague, would save many lives.

Too bad they don't open until May.

Great place and a bunch of real military enthusiasts. In the summer there are demonstrations of military equipment in the field. In recent years, accompanied by fighters from World War II. I can only recommend.