At the far end of the IWM Duxford site, the Land Warfare exhibition features scores of artillery pieces, tanks, trucks and other military vehicles to tell the story of mechanisation of warfare.
Wander through themed landscapes to discover how fighting on the land has changed from the First World War through to modern conflicts.
What's Inside?
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©IWMMonty's Caravans
Explore Field Marshal ‘Monty’ Montgomery's three command caravans, used during the Second World War in North West Europe.
These mobile headquarters allowed Montgomery to be close to the frontline and became his office, bedroom and map room during conflict.
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The Forgotten War
In 1942, the Japanese Army invaded Burma, many of the men who fought in the Far East consider themselves to have been part of a 'forgotten army'.
Allied troops endured over three years of brutal fighting, often in extreme terrain and menaced by severe weather and the threat of disease. Fighting in the jungle placed different requirements on weaponry and equipment.
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The Normandy Experience
Discover what the invasion of 1944 would have been like from the point of view of the people who took part and the equipment they used. Listen to the audio reconstruction of what it would have been like on D-Day itself.
Partner Museums
As you make your way around Land Warfare you will come across two of our partner museums:
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©IWMRoyal Anglian Regiment Museum
The Royal Anglian Regiment is the Regiment of the ten Counties of East Anglia and the East Midlands. It was the first Large Regiment of Infantry in the British Army.
Find displays, information and services related to The Royal Anglian Regiment.
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©IWMThe Cambridgeshire Regiment Exhibition
This records the regiment's proud hundred-year history before it helped to form the Royal Anglian Regiment in the 1960s.
