[PIC GALLERY] WW2 Then & Now
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Nice posts!
Sure gives me the fever do to some touring again.
Sure gives me the fever do to some touring again.
Mary and I are doing a Market Garden tour this October. Can’t wait.
Watch out for those AT guns. They are dangerous.
That’s what the 25 pdrs are for. 
Excellent.
That one is on my bucket list.
I was always kind of hoping that the FGM would be able to put together a group tour somewhere.
I think the attempt was made for a Normandy Tour once but it kind of fizzled out.
Anyway, awhile back @Bootie and a tour guide Jo Hook put together a virtual tour at "Battleguide Virtual Tours" that's pretty informative.
For 10 dollars you get a 75 minute tour.
Worth every penny.
Check it out if you like.
battleguide.co.uk
That one is on my bucket list.
I was always kind of hoping that the FGM would be able to put together a group tour somewhere.
I think the attempt was made for a Normandy Tour once but it kind of fizzled out.
Anyway, awhile back @Bootie and a tour guide Jo Hook put together a virtual tour at "Battleguide Virtual Tours" that's pretty informative.
For 10 dollars you get a 75 minute tour.
Worth every penny.
Check it out if you like.
On Demand Tour: Arnhem - A Bridge Too Far - 1944 - Battle Guide Virtual Tours
Battlefield Guide - Jo Hook Tour Manager - Shane Greer
battleguide.co.uk
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Liberation of Reims, France, Aug 1944. And today...
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Three German soldiers in American custody; Loriol, France, 1944.
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I saw this comparison on Facebook and would like to share it. Here, the Reinhard Heydrich's coffin, mounted on a gun carriage, leaves Hradcany Castle, Prague, for his funeral in Berlin, June, 1942.
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US soldiers visiting The Alamo, Texas.
During WW2, San Antonio was the location of several military installations which were used for training.
During WW2, San Antonio was the location of several military installations which were used for training.
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The entrance gate to the Berghof, Adolf Hitler's holiday home in the Obersalzberg of the Bavarian Alps, near Berchtesgaden, Bavaria, Germany.
The house itself was demolished using 1,181 tons of explosives in 1953 to prevent the influx of tourists from all over the world.
The house itself was demolished using 1,181 tons of explosives in 1953 to prevent the influx of tourists from all over the world.
Just the rear of the foundation from the main building survives.
Hitler's Berghof: Then and Now
The most famous house in Berchtesgaden, Hitler's Berghof. Explore its history and see what it looks like now. The Berghof location on the Obersalzberg.
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