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    4.8 (14 reviews)

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    Jeremy T.

    A fantastic museum at Fort Sill, right off of I44, exploring the history of artillery and related military history. Outside is a massive garden of cannonry and vehicles, as well as a respectably sized memorial. Indoors, you can find artifacts ranging in date from the 17th century to the Modern day, including small arms, uniforms cutaways of mechanisms showing how the operate, and more. The hands-on exhibits are few, and are inaccessible due to Covid but otherwise I highly recommend it!

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    Michael H.

    Fort Sill has two museums, the Artillery museum and the old fort museum. Both are good but the Artillery Museum is very fascinating and full of history. We came to attend our son's BCT graduation and this was one of the first places we visited and we are so glad that we did - our son's AIT will be Artillery and this museum has a wealth of artillery history from pre-revolutionary times to modern. I especially enjoyed the video showing us what our son will be doing in the Army Artillery. They have an excellent collection of artillery pieces in simple but well done historically correct displays. Outdoors you will dozens of larger artillery and rocket systems from the more modern area. Younger kids can run outside and not be bored. We especially were fascinated by "Atomic Annie". This museum alone is well worth a trip to Fort Sill. It was our favorite attraction in Lawton that helped make our visit so memorable.

    M65, 280 mm gun, 15 kT warhead, 1953, "Atomic Annie", fired first atomic artillery round

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    11 months ago

    Pretty cool history spot, it's free but it runs on donations. They have 3 sections! Plenty of firearms and vehicles!

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    Absolutely incredible experience here! Small but so much history and I loved every moment of soaking in the exhibits

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    Two inside exhibits and tons of vehicles, missiles, and Atomic Annie outside.

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    I have been on hold for an hour now. My husband sent a package to me with letters and my debit card…read morewhile I was at Charlie 95th. He had it sent so that it would arrive within 2-3 days. This was the 2nd week of July, the package should have arrived to fort sill around July 13th-16th & I was told since I was already home by that point, it would be returned to sender & I should get it back at home. It is now September 4th and the package has never arrived. Those letters are priceless & not having that debit card has created a huge hassle for me! This is not a 3rd world country, it is not that difficult to correctly send back someone's mail, especially when expedited shipping was paid for! He estado en espera por una hora ya por telefono. Mi esposo me envió un paquete con mis cartas y mi tarjeta de débito mientras estaba en Charlie 95th. Lo envió para que llegara en 2-3 días. Esta fue la segunda semana de julio, el paquete debería haber llegado el 13 hasta el 16 de julio y me dijeron que, como ya estaba en casa, se lo devolvería al remitente y debería devolverlo a casa. Ahora es el 4 de septiembre y el paquete nunca llegó. Esas cartas no tienen precio y no tener esa tarjeta de débito ha creado una gran molestia para mí. Este no es un país del tercer mundo, no es tan difícil enviar correctamente el correo de alguien, ¡especialmente cuando se pagó el envío rápido!

    I have stopped in several times and the lines have never been too long. The employees are friendly…read moreenough. And....my favorite thing is the Automated Postal Center!!! You can weigh, pay for postage and be on your way w/ most letters, envelopes and packages. No line, no human interaction...it is the best.

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