The Clervaux Sherman Tank
10 September 2026A gouge in the turret, a scar above the gun mount, a hole between turret and hull. The Sherman below Clervaux castle is the only known surviving 9th A…
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A gouge in the turret, a scar above the gun mount, a hole between turret and hull. The Sherman below Clervaux castle is the only known surviving 9th A…
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A stone at the crossroads calls the 28th Infantry Division the defender of Marnach. One company of the 110th Infantry held this village on the road to…
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Two holes in the armour and four of five crew who came home. The story of Barracuda, the Sherman that has stood on McAuliffe Square in Bastogne since …
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In 2023, I had the pleasure of guiding acclaimed author Alex Kershaw and his friends on a detailed battlefield tour around Bastogne. We explored key s…
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The Battle of the Bulge was the last major German offensive on the Western Front. Fought in brutal winter conditions, it stretched from Luxembourg to …
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This year I’m expanding my work area a bit to include the Hurtgenwald and the Battle of the Bulge. After reading and studying for months it’s time to …
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On request I also do a Bastogne / Battle of the Bulge tours and I was asked by a group of friends, which had been on an Arnhem tour last year, to do a…
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Visiting the NUTS cave at the Bastogne Barracks, this was the headquarters of the 101st Airborne Division during the siege and the location where Gene…
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The real foxholes that were once manned by Easy Company, Band of Brothers during the siege of Bastogne.
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A short visit to the massive Mardasson Memorial at Bastogne, built to commemorate the American forces that fought in the Battle of the Bulge.
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Welcome to Château de Rolley, the headquarters of the 502nd Parachute Infantry Regiment during the siege of Bastogne.
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On December 16th, 2017, handfuls of walnuts were thrown from a town hall balcony to the crowd below, as is the custom every year.
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