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We are delighted to share this tour review from guest Nancy McDonald about the wonderful time she and her husband, Larry, had on our Band of Brothers® Tour. She is such a terrific writer that you&#;ll feel like you are traveling along with her as the tour winds its way from Aldbourne, England, to Normandy, Bastogne and Zell Em See.
Thank you, Nancy, for taking the time to share your experience with all of us!
Review of the Band of Brothers® Tour
Larry and I have been fortunate enough to be able to travel all over the world in the last 26 years, from the Polar Ice Cap to Antarctica, and out of trips, this was by far the best ever. Usually after about 2, 2 ½ weeks we start missing home and our kitties, but this trip ended much too soon and it is one that will stay with me forever.
To start, the group of travelers were all so knowledgeable on the subject of WWII and Band of Brothers and this was a tour we all wanted to be on. We knew this was not just a town walking/shopping
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Band of Brothers Tours
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Stephen Ambrose Historical Tours has meticulously crafted the original Band of Brothers Tour that follows the path of Easy Company. This is the ORIGINAL Band of Brothers Tour and is based on the first-hand and personal recollections of the paratroopers and the extensive research of Stephen Ambrose, his colleague, Captain Ron Drez, and Chris Anderson, former e
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Overview
Premium - 4 star
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Balanced schedule
Highlights
Toccoa: Begin your once-in-a-lifetime experience where the men of Easy Company began—at the training camp in Toccoa, Georgia
Aldbourne, England: Visit the site where the men of Easy Company did their pre-invasion training
Beaches of Normandy: Be inspired by the tales of bravery as told by Captain Drez, who recounts the first-hand accounts of the men who he has interviewed who on fought on these very beaches
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I have just returned from your “Band of Brothers Tour.”
In doing business, and dealing with lots of businesses, I find that many make promises and do not carry them out. I find a few that even promise big, and for the most part fail to meet goals even remotely.
I must say it is an incredible surprise to find a business that not only promises big, but delivers even bigger!
I knew I was on a special tour, when on our first day in England, we were met by st Airborne reinactors. I knew it was special when in Holland, we climbed up in the steeple of a church used by Major Winters to see German troop locations. I knew it was special when we went on the guided tour of underground bunkers at Berchtesgaden. None of this was advertised nor promised. And the final dinner at the Eagle¹s Nest was probably the most memorable.
One would be remiss to fail to mention the leader of the tour. Ron Drez was the history professor you wanted in college, but couldn¹t get because his clas