The Defence of Marnach, 16 December 1944
21 August 2026A 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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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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