National War Museum

The National War Museum is an exhibition hall situated in Fort Saint Elmo in the city of Valletta, Malta. It is a standout amongst the most prevalent historical centers in Malta. From 1975 to 2014, its accumulation for the most part centered Around World War I and World War II. It was repaired in 2015, and its accumulations presently incorporate displays running from the Bronze Age to 2004. The gallery was situated in the Old Drill Hall of Lower Saint Elmo. The building was initially a black powder magazine that was changed over into an ordinance in around 1853.

Hostile to air ship firearm groups were prepared there amid World War II. Lower Saint Elmo is the lower some portion of Fort Saint Elmo, worked in the eighteenth and nineteenth hundreds of years. It was worked after the first-star stronghold Upper Saint Elmo and the external fortresses Carafa Enceinte, and is the most weather-beaten piece of the post. The gallery's most essential gathering identifies with World War II. There are different photographic boards indicating life in Malta amid the war, particularly the hardships of nonmilitary personnel life and harm from ethereal assault.

One of the features incorporates the fuselage of a Gloster Sea Gladiator N5520, the main survivor from the Hal Far Fighter Flight. The historical center likewise contains a Willys Jeep 'Imposing' utilized by Dwight D. Eisenhower before the intrusion of Sicily and furthermore by Roosevelt while visiting Malta. The George Cross that was granted to Malta by King George VI in April 1942 is likewise in plain view at the exhibition hall. The gathering likewise contains destruction from slammed flying machine, caught German automatic rifles, a torpedo, trench mortars and other weapons.