Republic of China Armed Forces Museum

• From the Whampoa Army to the Northern Army
• Early Gruelling years in the War of Resistance - Features captured Japanese Military equipment including swords used during the Nanjing Massacre's Contest to kill 100 people using a sword.
• Counter Insurgency and Battle of the Taiwan Strait
• Modernization of the Military
• Weapons Collection Room.[1]

Weapons display exhibition.

• Army Special Operations Aviation Exhibition (2005)
• Japanese Prisoner of War Camps in Taiwan (2005)
• Military Police Special Exhibition (2006)
• Joint logistics exhibition - Armor Vehicles (2007)
• ROC Reserve Command (2008)
• 50th Anniversary of the Second Taiwan Strait Crisis Exhibition (2008)
• ROC Airforce in the New Century - Forward Looking Vision (2009)
• 60th Anniversary of the Battle of Guningtou (2009)
• The Great Wall at Sea - Naval Command Exhibition (2010)
• Black Cat Squadron Exhibition (2010)
• CBRN Defense / Chemical Warfare Corps Exhibition (2012)
• 90th Anniversary of Whampoa Military Academy Exhibition (2014)
• Thunder Tiger Aerobatic Team Exhibition (2014)
• Fidelity of Military Police[2] (2018)

In 1996, a Taiwanese schoolgirl, Chang Fu-chen was raped and murdered at the Armed Forces Museum. Taipei Police found the girl's body dumped in a suburban Taipei park following the confession of Kuo Ching-ho, a military guard at the museum who was serving his compulsory two-year military service.[3][4]

The museum is accessible within walking distance South from Ximen Station of the Taipei Metro.

• List of museums in Taiwan
• Military Museum of the Chinese People's Revolution
• National Museum of History

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