Military History

Thursday, 1 December 2011

X Box Live Gamer sponsored by Military History Tours

MHT is delighted to announce it sponsors an on-line “xbox live” gamer who specialises in military conflicts. Dominic is helped with the latest games and equipment but has also travelled to Berlin, Colditz, Stalag Luft III, Damsbusters Raid, Arnhem and Calais. 2012 sees him venture to Hitler’s Eagles Nest, Wolf’s Lair and Prague. 2013 he will be sponsored to go to Stalingrad. MHT believes video games can, if approached in the right way, introduce another generation to military history as well as history in general. Here is a link to our Sponsorship page on our website and Dominic’s social media links can be found there, please check them out: http://www.militaryhistorytours.co.uk/sponsorship/

Monday, 28 November 2011

Stalag Luft III Trip Great Escape Anniversary 2012 from £329

e mail: info@militaryhistorytours.co.uk for details

Friday, 18 November 2011

In line with our new website look at www.militaryhistorytours.co.uk here is our new logo... simple, contemporary and a nice colour..

The Rifles Memorial, London

I thought I would take a moment to share a pic with you all - it is The Rifles Memorial on the north east corner of Upper Grosvenor Square, London. I'm delighted to say it was cleaned up for this year's Remembrance Day. One of the little crosses with a poppy is mine, with the inscription "Calais 1940". Visit the memorial if you get a chance.

Friday, 14 October 2011

Bomber Command Memorial Fund - donate here

Military History Tours is proud to announce that it is supporting the Bomber Command Memorial Fund as it seeks to complete funding for this long overdue memorial to the 55,000 airecrew killed in WW2.
Our campaign starts today. We are striving to raise £500 over the next couple of months. Please use the following link to donate and give whatever you can spare.
http://www.justgiving.com/MilitaryHistoryTours

BomberCam - Bomber Command Memorial - work site under construction, a video diary blog

No one else is doing this - so we thought we would be the first, and probably only!
Here is the first in our video blog of this long overdue memorial to the 55,000 Bomber Command Crew killed in WW2. Please check back for regular updates - and please donate at our Just Giving page: