Tour Dates 
September 13 - 19, 2008

After the success of the D-Day invasion and liberation of Paris the Allies were ready to continue the march to Berlin. In an effort to end the war by Christmas the Allied Command devised Operation Market-Garden: the Invasion of Holland and crossing of the Rhine River. It was the largest Allied Airborne operation at the time and the most costly. Far from being a decisive masterstroke, it was a disaster—one of the worst Allied defeats of World War II. Was it bad planning or bad luck? Join us on Code Name: Operation Market-Garden Tour. Travel with our team of historians, local experts and veterans—hear their stories, walk along Hell’s Highway, stand on the bridges and you decide. Space is limited so make your plans today!

To receive more information on this tour, please visit our website, www.nationalww2museum.org or email travel@nationalww2museum.org. The Museum’s travel hotline is 1-877-813-3329, ext 257.