<img height="1" width="1" style="display:none" src="https://www.facebook.com/tr?id=570152946471707&amp;ev=PageView&amp;noscript=1">
Contact Us
   
normandy-american-heroes-blog copy-1.jpg

The Normandy American Heroes Blog

World War Two, Normandy and More

BLOODY GULCH

GRAIGNES - BLOODY SUNDAY

HOW CARENTAN BECAME THE BRIDGEHEAD BETWEEN OMAHA AND UTAH BEACH

THE STORY BEHIND OPERATION ALBANY AND THE "FILTHY THIRTEEN"

THE MYSTERY BEHIND GOLF IN THE 1936 BERLIN OLYMPICS

1936 "GOLFPREIS DER NATIONEN" BRITISH HERO TOMMY THIRSK

Untold Stories of the 1936 "GOLFPREIS DER NATIONEN" TROPHY & THE OLYMPIC TORCH

Germany, Hitler and the 1936 Olympics...

1936 "GOLFPREIS DER NATIONEN" BRITISH HERO ARNOLD LEWIST BENTLEY!

The EVOLUTION of Golf in the Olympic Games

14 CULTURAL SITES You Must Visit in Normandy, France

The Most Famous Historical Figures of Normandy, France

The Best Things to Do in Normandy, France

Maquis de Montfort: Heroes of the Resistance Killed in the Alps

American Hero: Bernard L Olliff - 29th Infantry Division Wounded in Battle in Martainville

Isigny sur Mer: France's Famous Dairies Serve the World

American Hero: Dale R. Cocklin - 82nd Airborne Division Recorded Life as a Soldier in WWII

Ready to Explore Your European Heritage with a Certified Genealogist and Normandy American Heroes?

Le Mont Saint Michel —Normandy's Ancient Marvel is More than a Tourist Destination

American Hero: 1st Lt Oscar R. Greene Gave His Life For His Country

American Hero: 2nd Lieutenant Dwight J. Flemming Received Posthumous Purple Heart

American Hero: Electrician's Mate Lige Robinson Jr. Killed in Line of Duty

Barfleur: France's Most Beautiful Village

American Hero: Paratrooper Robert Nobles Overcame Life in a Stalag

American Hero: Richard D. Fravel of the 82nd Airborne Division Sacrificed A leg for His Country

Announcing the Normandy American Heroes Booth at the 2018 Los Angeles Travel & Adventure Show

How to Find a Safe and Legal Private Tour Guide In France

The Best Way to Travel from Paris to Normandy

The Story of John Steele, the Sainte-Mère-Eglise Paratrooper

Normandy: The Phoenix Rises From Its Ashes

The Great Battle: Saint-Lo, Normandy in Ruins

1944: German Soldiers in Normandy Struggle

Normans and Germans: A History of Shameful Collaboration 

The Cotentin Peninsula: Liberated, But At What Cost?

The Story of Bayeux: City of Art and History

The Last Flight of the Dinah Might

The Best 2017 Events, Fairs and Festivals in Normandy, France

The Best Outdoor Activities In Normandy, France

This World War II Veteran's Speech Will Remind You of America's Greatness

The American Actors of D-Day

All posts

About this Blog

Normandy American Heroes provides custom World War II tours of Normandy and beyond. On our blog, we write about World War II, things to do in Normandy and much more.

Subscribe to Email Updates

Recent Posts

Posts by Topic

    France Office (Headquarters)

         +33.6.30.55.63.39

         102 Rue Saint-Jean,

         14400 Bayeux, France

   rudy@normandyamericanheroes.com 

 

    US Office

       +1.951.414.9818

        40539 Calle Lampara

        Murrieta, CA 92562

   steve@normandyamericanheroes.com

 

    France Office (Carentan)

         +33.6.30.55.63.39

         13 Rue Du Chateau

         50500 Carentan, France

   rudy@normandyamericanheroes.com 
© 2020 Normandy American Heroes