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After Action Battlefield Guiding |
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 After Action Battlefield Guiding provides the
services of a Guide to visit historic WW1 & WW2 battlefields in Western
Europe.
Whether an individual or a group, researching a long lost family member or
for an educational visit; After Action aims to you a bespoke guiding
experience, tailoring the itinerary to your specific requirements.
In providing you with the opportunity to visit relevant battlefield sites of
your choice, your visit will include:
- Introduction to battlefield sites
- The reasons why a particular battle was fought
- Insights into what it was like for the soldiers generally and for specific
soldiers when requested
To obtain more detailed information and Terms of Service please see our website.
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Alamein Battlefield Tours |
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| Unique expeditions to the real places of fights and to the location of
defensive positions in the Alamein Desert where the armies of the Axis and
Allied powers fought over control of North Africa. The two armies faced each
other in extremely hostile land separated by minefields and the infamous
Rommels Devils Gardens. The line of defence stretching southward from Alamein to
the Qattara depression – the largest depression in Africa
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D-Day Battlefield Tours |
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A quality choice of World War Two D-Day battlefield tours to match your time schedule and level of interest. D-Day Battle Tours is a new tour company located in the centre of Sainte Mere Eglise, Normandy. We aim to provide a battlefield tour experience which is informative, flexible and memorable for you and your group.- 
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East England Military Museum   |
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East England Military Museum Barnham, Suffolk. Nr Thetford, Norfolk, Registered Charity No 1107784. Displaying Tanks, Armour,Trucks,uniforms, tracked apc's, Artillary,Anti-Aircraft, guns, Other Weapons,Homefront,WW2 items,Refreshments,Disabled Access, Shop, Childrens Party's, Film & Tv Location,Function Room Hire,Living History Event/Show,Workshop.
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East England Tank Museum |
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The East England Tank Museum website 
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Holts Battlefield and History Tours |
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Holts Battlefield and History Tours - The premier in battlefield tours with over 27 years experience. All periods of history, including 1st World War and 2nd World War. Visit the Holts website at http://www.holts.co.uk |
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La Coupole |
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| Visit La Coupole History and Remembrance Centre.
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Maisy Batterie |
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 Maisy Battery was one of the largest and best preserved German defensive
positions in the invasion area. Situated in the Omaha Sector it has today more
than 2 miles of original German trenches that you can walk through. It has
building after building which you can enter and as the site is still being
uncovered it is continually developing... more and more trenches and bunkers are
uncovered each year - it is the largest site of its type you can visit in
Normandy and yet the most secretive... Go and look through your books and see
which ones you have that mention Maisy.... there are not many because for the
Germans it was Top Secret, and for the allies its history was lost because of
the 60 year secrecy law. As the site was buried after the battle it became lost
to historians and forgotten for 63 years. You can now walk
through original German trenches in the footsteps of the brave US Rangers.Go into bunkers
where the Rangers had to blow the doors off to get inside. The bunkers have all
been cleaned out and you can walk into them all. You can look through gun ports
and stand inside German machine gun tobruks as the defenders did. Maisy is
unique among sites in the invasion area as it has guns and trenches in situ. You
can stand alongside original 150mm German Howitzers under camouflage netting -
just as the Germans did and imagine for yourselves what was going through the
minds of the US Rangers who were faced with this formidable part of the Atlantic
Wall. Maisy Battery is
simply the best site you will visit on your Normandy Trip.
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Palace Barracks Memorial Garden |
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Palace Barracks Memorial Garden - A quiet corner of a Holywood Army base has become a poignant place of pilgrimage for the bereaved families of the security force personnel killed in the Troubles and other conflicts around the world... 
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Panzer Museum Munster |
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| The German Tank Museum originated from the instructional collection of the
Panzertruppenschule, the German army school for training officers and NCO’s of
armoured units. In 1983 the collection was opened to public. It’s run since
then by the town of Munster and the Bundeswehr and evolved magnificently over
the last 27 years. The museum today shows the development of the German armoured
forces in many facets.
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Tank Driving |
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| Learn how to drive a tank at Tank Driving
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Tank Driving Scotland |
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 At Tank Driving Scotland’s Headquarters we offer a unique, adventurous
experience to all our participants. We allow you to enjoy tanks and
military themed games in safe, controlled environment.
Our mission is to provide a safe, friendly and educational environment
for you to experience our products first hand and gain an understanding
and respect for how easy civilian life is!
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Tank Museum, Bovington |
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The Tank Museum, Bovington
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The Berkshire 4 X 4 Show |
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Click here for further information
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The Royal Logistic Corps Museum |
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The Royal
Logistic Corps (RLC) was formed in 1993 from the amalgamation of The Royal
Pioneer Corps, the Army Catering Corps, the Royal Army Ordnance Corps, the Royal
Corps of Transport and the Postal and Courier Section of the Royal Engineers. At
the same time the RLC Museum was established as the Regimental Museum for the
newly formed Corps.
It tells the story of logistical support to the British Army from the
time of Oliver Cromwell to the present. Here the visitor can examine how over
the last 500 years the soldier has been transported, fed, supplied with arms and
equipment and kept in touch with loved ones.
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