Stephen E. Ambrose walked these battlefields with the veterans who fought there. His research became D-Day, Citizen Soldiers, and Band of Brothers. It also became this tour. Our D-Day to the Rhine Tour follows the complete Allied campaign from Normandy to victory—designed by Ambrose in 1978, led today by historians who learned directly from him and the veterans themselves. This isn't just visiting sites. It's understanding what happened through the personal stories of the men who were there. Sto

Buck Sloan, age 100, takes a swig of beer after visiting Normandy battlefields all day. He decided to break out his guitar and dedicate some songs to his former division, the 2nd Infantry Division who fought valiantly in WWII. His visit was made possible by Randy Buelens of Belgium. www.TheWWIIRifle.com | The Rifle