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    Durée, départ, déjeuner, réservation : retrouvez ici les réponses aux questions les plus fréquentes avant de réserver votre visite. Une autre question ? Notre équipe vous répond avec plaisir.

    Oui, tout à fait ! Notre équipe peut vous proposer une visite à la carte, avec un itinéraire et une durée adaptés à vos envies. N’hésitez pas à nous contacter pour nous faire part de votre demande : nous ferons notre maximum pour nous adapter à vos souhaits

    Oui, bien sûr ! Vous pouvez toujours tenter de nous contacter pour une réservation de dernière minute, soit directement via notre site internet, soit par téléphone au 06 76 24 84. Nous ferons notre possible pour trouver une solution en fonction de nos disponibilités.

    Oui, absolument ! Nous accueillons aussi bien les familles que les groupes. Nous pouvons accueillir jusqu’à 30 personnes avec l’ensemble de nos véhicules d’époque. Il suffit simplement de nous prévenir suffisamment à l’avance afin que nous puissions mobiliser les véhicules et l’équipe nécessaires.

    Oui, l’ensemble de notre équipe est en mesure de vous accueillir et de vous accompagner en français comme en anglais.

    Notre équipe partage une base de connaissances commune et possède un parcours assez similaire, avec une expertise particulière sur le Débarquement et la campagne de Normandie. Plusieurs membres de notre équipe ont notamment eu l’occasion d’interviewer des dizaines, voire des centaines de vétérans.

    Chacun possède ensuite ses propres spécialités, ses connaissances techniques et ses angles d’approche de l’histoire. Cela permet justement d’avoir des visites différentes et complémentaires selon le guide qui vous accompagne.

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    Lispony
    Lispony 6 jours il y a
    It was my husband and I on the tour with Flo. We did the 2 day tour. Flo spent a lot of time interviewing a great number of veterans that his tour provides a deeper insight and depth into the lives of these soldiers which brings the stories to life in a more dramatic fashion. His English was flawless and he took us to places that the larger bus tours can’t access. He made it personal and unique. Can’t recommend him enough.
    He also saved a deer that was hit by a car.
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    kristent925
    kristent925 2 semaines il y a
    Amazing! My husband and I planned
    a “In his footsteps” custom tour honoring our dad/father-in-law with Alan. The research, time, and commitment put into our unique tour was outstanding. Our father landed on Utah Beach on D-Day and with the help of Alan we gained new knowledge, understanding, and more. Alan was professional, knowledgeable, kind, compassionate, and truly loves the history of this area and sharing it with others! Our tour was worth every second. I am so glad I found ww2veteransmemories.org
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    A8994SQpascalk
    A8994SQpascalk 1 mois il y a
    Great experience, the tour immerses us in the Normandy bocage landscapes and allows us to feel the difficulty of the hedgerow fighting.

    The guide shares his passion with us and is very attentive. More than a tour, it is a dialogue that is established.

    The vehicle is incredible, in remarkable condition for its age.
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    P6678HVemiliel
    P6678HVemiliel 1 mois il y a
    We booked a Dodge tour in August 2026, we had the pleasure of meeting Jonathan, a true enthusiast. He explains very well and gives us little anecdotes that make the tour super interesting. I recommend it 10,000%, it is really worth it.

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    At 100 years old, a WWII veteran of the 4th Infantry Division returned to Utah Beach — this time from the sky, thanks to the U.S. Air Force. 🇺🇸🇫🇷

    @usairforce @meetchristiantaylor @walkamongheroes
    @tourisme_normandie @regionnormandie @ouestfrance.normandie @lamanche_departement
    #ww2 #wwii #dday #normandy #normandie

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    At 100 years old, a WWII veteran of the 4th Infantry Division returned to Utah Beach — this time from the sky, thanks to the U.S. Air Force. 🇺🇸🇫🇷 @usairforce @meetchristiantaylor @walkamongheroes @tourisme_normandie @regionnormandie @ouestfrance.normandie @lamanche_departement #ww2 #wwii #dday #normandy #normandie

    Have you watched the new video my friend Joey van Meesen released on his YouTube channel, SNAFU DOCS ?

    As always, we’re just having fun exploring different areas, some well known, others much less so. This time, we visited the area with Joey & Titi Militariaww II where John Hawk, the only Medal of Honor recipient of the 90th Infantry Division in Normandy, took part in the fighting at Chambois during the closing of the Falaise Gap, actions for which he was later awarded the Medal of Honor

    We shared John Hawk’s story while exploring the area, looking at photographs from 1944 and comparing them with the landscape as it looks today through then-and-now photography. We also talk about the actions of the 90th Infantry Division during the final stage of the German campaign in Normandy.

    If you haven’t watched it yet, go check out my friend Joey channel, Snafu Docs. And if you prefer, I’ll also share the link in the first comment.

    Hope you enjoy the video as much as we enjoyed making it!

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    Have you watched the new video my friend Joey van Meesen released on his YouTube channel, SNAFU DOCS ? As always, we’re just having fun exploring different areas, some well known, others much less so. This time, we visited the area with Joey & Titi Militariaww II where John Hawk, the only Medal of Honor recipient of the 90th Infantry Division in Normandy, took part in the fighting at Chambois during the closing of the Falaise Gap, actions for which he was later awarded the Medal of Honor We shared John Hawk’s story while exploring the area, looking at photographs from 1944 and comparing them with the landscape as it looks today through then-and-now photography. We also talk about the actions of the 90th Infantry Division during the final stage of the German campaign in Normandy. If you haven’t watched it yet, go check out my friend Joey channel, Snafu Docs. And if you prefer, I’ll also share the link in the first comment. Hope you enjoy the video as much as we enjoyed making it!

    82 years ago.

    The Battle of Chambois — the closing of the Falaise Pocket.

    The final chapter of the German forces in Normandy.

    #ww2 #wwii #dday #normandy #normandie

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    82 years ago. The Battle of Chambois — the closing of the Falaise Pocket. The final chapter of the German forces in Normandy. #ww2 #wwii #dday #normandy #normandie

    82 YEARS AGO

    15 AUGUST 1944
    OPERATION DRAGOON

    They came ashore.
    They fought for freedom.

    We remember

    #ww2 #wwii #dragoon #dday #freedom

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    82 YEARS AGO 15 AUGUST 1944 OPERATION DRAGOON They came ashore. They fought for freedom. We remember #ww2 #wwii #dragoon #dday #freedom