They used to guard the island. Now they guard the jungle. The Army Museum of Singapore is closed for redevelopment since 2023, but its soldiers never left. Outside Discovery Centre, 10 retired war machines still stand under the tropical sun - rusting, moss-covered, but full of stories. From the Singapore-made FH-2000 howitzer that once boomed across training grounds, to the iconic UH-1H "Huey" helicopter that saw Vietnam, to the AMX-13 SM1 - SAF's very first tank. Each one is a chapter of Singapore's defense history. No entry fee. No crowd. Just you, the machines, and the sound of leaves. I came for the tanks. I left with respect. 📍 Location: 510 Upper Jurong Road, Discovery Centre 🚇 MRT: Joo Koon 15min walk / Pioneer 10min cycle

Closed but there are still some static display outside. Spend around 5 to 10 minutes here taking photos

Small exhibition on army's history. Several military vehicles on display outdoors. Enjoyed the IMT (indoor computerised shooting), where M16 and SAR21 were available. Lack adequate signage, and has an unwelcoming feel, with main entrance hidden on level 3, behind opaque doors.

A joke when the website says opening time and open but when got there is closed permanently and been so for 2 years! How about an update on the site? Shouldn't have to look at comments from years ago to say closed for updating.

Entertaining museum that is heavy on reading, but still has quite a few interactive exhibits that will keep the kids busy. Staff all very friendly and helpful. Great for a rainy day as even the walkway to the museum is covered.