The collection is open to the general public and hosts a growing number of veteran, school, youth, civic and other groups. We try our utmost to ensure that the collection is presented in a way that will do justice to the artifacts.

Long term preservation of the collection is of primary importance to us as custodians of the artifacts and we have active ongoing preservation and restoration plans for everything from uniforms to armored vehicles.

We stage a number of unique events of our own during the year and as part of an outreach program we provide military vehicles and artifacts for display at events all over the North Texas area.

To date we have managed to develop and grow the museum with little external help and no taxpayer money, however we now find ourselves in the position where the size of the collection and number of visitors we are attracting require that we expand significantly. To meet our immediate needs we need to build an additional 7200 sq ft of display and storage space. The new building will allow material we have in storage to be displayed, add some additional restrooms and allow our visitors to view projects we have under restoration. Any and all money raised will directly go to the the construction of this new building and we hope by offering the opportunity to drive and ride some of the vehicles in the collection we can raise some of the money needed.

Located in the South East corner of Collin County in North Texas the collection is maintained as a 501C3 Texas non profit museum collection.