As part of the general collection span of the National Military Museum, this collection comprises medical instruments and materiel from the War of Independence (1877-1878) like the M. 1877 “Record” Syringe, the 6^th Sanitary Direction which functioned in the Great War or several other pieces from the Second World War. We can count as pieces of great importance: a M. 1914 German washing machine, a M. 1896 folding operating table or one from 1917 made by carpenter soldiers during the battles of 1917 for the front line’s infirmaries’ needs.