Museum itself is faultless. Such a fantastic, informative and at times quite emotionally moving account of our history and the men and women who defended our country. Lots of displays of tanks, machinery, and weapons used by the defence force during the different wars. But if you are planning on going, contact the venue first to make sure there are NO school excursions booked on the day you intend to go. I was extremely disturbed by the disgraceful display of disrespect shown by a lot of young children who had come as a school excursion, as well as the teachers escorting them. Not sure which school ( but had yellow shirts, with I think blue stripes on the shoulders). During the showing of a film depicting the bombings of Darwin, and commentary about the deaths of people, these children thought it was funny to laugh about people being killed, they continued to talk loudly, at times calling out to one another, yelling etc through the whole film. The teachers did nothing to chastise these unruly kids. I had to make my feelings known to management, that if they are going to allow children this young into the museum, then set aside a time for them to view the film. Yes kids are kids, but it was clear these kids were not interested one bit, and lacked the brain cells/ or have not been taught about the sacrifices men and women made for our country. These primary school age kids were too young to attend this museum.