The LeBreton Gallery: The Military Technology Collection is an open-space gallery that houses a number of military equipment used by Canadian, or other military forces.
Situated on the eastern portion of the museum, its eastern walls are made of glass, allowing natural sunlight to illuminate the gallery.

Equipment is organized into several sections, land, air, sea, field artillery, armoured fighting vehicles, cannon or mortar, and tanks.
Most of the equipment in the gallery have been restored and cleaned, arranged and organized with museum labels that provide details on the equipment.
The museum labels accompanying the pieces are focused primarily on the technical aspects of the equipment.
The equipment housed in LeBreton Gallery are among the largest items in the museum's collections, and includes a McDonnell CF-101 Voodoo, 19th century artillery pieces, tanks, and other military vehicles.
The majority of the lighter wheeled and tracked transport vehicles on display date back to the Second World War or the Cold War era.
The LeBreton Gallery: The Military Technology Collection is an open-space gallery that houses a number of military equipment used by Canadian, or other military forces. Situated on the eastern portion of the museum, its eastern walls are made of glass, allowing natural sunlight to illuminate the gallery. 
Equipment is organized into several sections, land, air, sea, field artillery, armoured fighting vehicles, cannon or mortar, and tanks. Most of the equipment in the gallery have been restored and cleaned, arranged and organized with museum labels that provide details on the equipment. The museum labels accompanying the pieces are focused primarily on the technical aspects of the equipment. The equipment housed in LeBreton Gallery are among the largest items in the museum's collections, and includes a McDonnell CF-101 Voodoo, 19th century artillery pieces, tanks, and other military vehicles. The majority of the lighter wheeled and tracked transport vehicles on display date back to the Second World War or the Cold War era.
Canadian War Museum