Smith noted that the Patton Museum of Cavalry and Armor, as it was once called, celebrated the legacy of the museum. "Gen. Patton was a pioneer in mechanized combat," he said. "He helped develop ...

The new name will be the National Armor and Cavalry Museum. The new facility, once built, will contain three times more exhibit space. There are 50 vehicles on display at the Patton Museum ...

His legacy is commemorated at the Patton Museum of Cavalry and Armor at Fort Knox. Dedicated in 1949, the facility is really three museums in one, preserving historical materials relating to the ...

THE GENERAL GEORGE PATTON MUSEUM DATES BACK TO 19-49 IN THE COMMONWEALTH ... This museum is going to be a place of learning. The change from Cavalry and Armor to Leadership comes as Fort Knox ...

said in a phone interview. The Patton Museum of Cavalry and Armor attracts about 125,000 people a year, but its future had been uncertain at Fort Knox since the fort’s role was overhauled as ...

(WDRB) -- The Patton Museum at Fort Knox ... year for training and coursework. The museum was once about the history of tanks. But after the U.S. Armor School moved from Fort Knox to Georgia ...

"6TH CAVALRY ... of the related museum's "Remembering My Hero" fundraising banquet at 7:30 p.m. on May 18 at the St. Gerard Parish Life Center in Fort Oglethorpe. George Patton Waters, the ...

The Armor and Cavalry Museum will be on U.S. Army land ... He also pointed out that Gen. George Patton, for whom the Fort Knox museum was named, also had strong ties to Fort Benning.