Guys
Ive been working on this recently with the folk over at Battleguide Virtual Tours as part of a National Army Museum collab with WW2 historian and author James Holland.
Its been amazing to do and some of the stuff we have introduced is proper cutting edge technology.
Anyway... here is a little bit more about it...
www.nam.ac.uk
Join military historians James Holland and Dan Hill as they follow in the tank tracks of the Sherwood Rangers Yeomanry. Blending personal accounts, historic imagery, innovative new mapping and the latest technology with expert historical commentary and unseen items from the Museum’s collections, this tour will offer a unique new perspective on the wartime experiences of these ‘Brothers in Arms’.
The livestream will begin 15 minutes ahead of the advertised start time. The tour will then last for approximately 75 minutes, followed by 15 minutes for questions.
A link will be sent to all ticket holders 72 hours before the event begins.
Ive been working on this recently with the folk over at Battleguide Virtual Tours as part of a National Army Museum collab with WW2 historian and author James Holland.
Its been amazing to do and some of the stuff we have introduced is proper cutting edge technology.
Anyway... here is a little bit more about it...
Virtual Battlefield Tour: Brothers in Arms | National Army Museum
Follow in the footsteps of the Sherwood Rangers Yeomanry's advance across North-West Europe in this virtual battlefield tour led by James Holland and Dan Hill.
Follow in the footsteps of the Sherwood Rangers Yeomanry's advance across North-West Europe in this virtual battlefield tour led by James Holland and Dan Hill.
The Sherwood Rangers finished the Second World War with more battle honours than any other single unit in the British Army. Veterans of the North Africa campaign, they were at the forefront of the fighting from D-Day on 6 June 1944 until Victory in Europe (VE) Day in May 1945.Join military historians James Holland and Dan Hill as they follow in the tank tracks of the Sherwood Rangers Yeomanry. Blending personal accounts, historic imagery, innovative new mapping and the latest technology with expert historical commentary and unseen items from the Museum’s collections, this tour will offer a unique new perspective on the wartime experiences of these ‘Brothers in Arms’.
Event format
This event will be delivered online in partnership with Battle Guide Virtual Tours.The livestream will begin 15 minutes ahead of the advertised start time. The tour will then last for approximately 75 minutes, followed by 15 minutes for questions.
A link will be sent to all ticket holders 72 hours before the event begins.
I assume that time for the tour is GMT? Yeah a wake up for 2:30 am would be rough.
