Republic of China Armed Forces Museum

It opened on 31 October 1961, under the administration of the Republic of China Ministry of National Defense Department of History and Translation Office.The Museum encompassed 3 floors, and served to preserve and present the heritage and history of the ROC military to the general public.[1] In 1999, Chang Fu-chen, a Taiwanese schoolgirl, 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.[4][5] The museum was accessible within walking distance South from Ximen Station of the Taipei Metro.
Weapons display exhibition.
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