Tour the Canadian War Museum's uniform vault

Step inside what is likely largest, most historic, and most secure walk-in wardrobe in the country. The dress and insignia vault at the Canadian War Museum in Ottawa is home to 60,000 artifacts and uniforms dating back to the late 1700's.

[@benjaminbrandwijk1560]

Congratulations for such nice Museum!!! Greetings from Venezuela

[@Romin.777]

My grandfather came to europe via Juno Beach.
I never knew the man unfortunatly.
I wish i did.

[@darcymcnabb9259]

Keep a eye on thoses moths some of them are forigien enemies, them little buggers would love to get in there .

[@ox8833]

🇨🇦

[@RetroGaming-gp2ef]

Do you have a uniform or medals that belong to a soldier named Bernard st germaine

[@kifenluo]

Can we have them back?

[@CivilDefenceCanada]

+George Law No

[@mryeet9055]

@george law. We cannot have them back, if you want an armed forces uniform you need to sign a contract, even if you have those uniforms you could be impersonating veterans who have died in combat. P.S. please don’t get offended, have a great day

[@AryanneHoofler]

Can I ask who is 'we'?

[@killerbing11]

Seems like a complete rip off of the UK uniforms.

[@haleymadimckenzie]

Yes. Canada used british pattern uniforms because we were a commonwealth nation same with the Australians and the New Zealanders and Indians.

[@hockeyrulz100]

Seems you have no clue about the History of Canada

[@wardoge5969]

Either you don’t know Canada’s history, or something else. But Canada was a dominion of the UK in ww2, so would use the same equipment and uniforms and such. The only time Canada started developing its own equipment was in the 1950s I think