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It's a good place to know about the participation of Brazil on the second war

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Nice place to learn better about soldiers who sacrifice their lives to help America. There are canion, weapons and any more instruments used on combat field. Worth to visit and it is free.

A great experience that is easily accessible to people both without much knowledge of WW2 and those who are history buffs. The museum has most placards in English and Portuguese. There are some placards that are only in Portuguese but I think they are trying to improve this. The museum highlights not only Brazil's involvement in the war but gives a nice summary of WWII overall. Not large but if you have time check it out, there is something there for everyone

Entrance-free small museum with a few relics from WW2 and Brazilian participation in the conflict. Descriptions in Portuguese & English. Don’t expect a great museum structure but a small building taken care as best as possible by the army, with low maintenance budget.

Free and offers a view o Brazil's role in WW2

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It's very interesting to know about the participation of Brazil in the 2nd world war

Well organised museum that pays a tribute to the Brasilin Soldiers that fought in WWII. Well presented history.

The organisation and pieces at display are very well done. Amazing historical experience.

The museum is a great opportunity to learn about a part of the history of Brazil during the Second World War. Besides the great torpedo, tank and airplane at the entrance, it is full of photographs, weapons, ammunition, medals and archives relating to the "Força Expedicionária Brasileira" (the Brazilian Expeditionary Force) that participated in the Allied Italian Campaign. The entrance is free of charge and they are open every day of the week but Monday, in which they close for maintenance. I recommend it!

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Our small participation in second war is in there, must see

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Really awesome place, you should visit!

Very nice museum that tells of Brazil’s contributions and sacrifices for the Allied cause in World War II. There are sections highlighting the service of the Brazilian Army, Air Force and Navy. Outside includes static displays of a P-47 Thunderbolt and a M-3 Stuart tank. Most of the information placards are also in English. It is not a huge museum that will take hours to visit, but it is very worthwhile and does a great job of covering the WW II story.