Missiles and warplanes, tanks, shells and other collectibles embody the history of wars fought by the newly Britain since the First World War and the other did not participate visitor finds in front of him, which is entering into the corridors of the British War Museum in London.

Is not that what draws coming from the Middle East that car charred displayed in one of the halls, and the British brought from Baghdad, and the image of a famous Iraqi President Saddam Hussein Mmichqa gun.

The re-opening of the exhibition earlier in July where he witnessed the ongoing work of renovation and expansion of one year after closing.

For nine decades full since its inception in 1917, under the Building Museum Empire war, as it is called, fixed Staff conservative on its external appearance, that saw the flanks internal update allows display holdings and cut-outs of new military added to the holdings and equipment the First World War and subsequent wars again.

The exhibition corridors between 1300 pieces, each of which underwent maintenance minutes before re-displayed.

The museum allows visitors to draw lessons from the tragedies of the war in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Not only is the display collectibles and sculptures, there are devices, interactive video and audio makes the visitor to live the atmosphere of real war, and history gives Darcy and others an opportunity to reflect and think about the implications of war.