History Through the Viewfinder
A memorial depicts FDR’s special relationship with ordinary Americans in a world verging on war.
A memorial depicts FDR’s special relationship with ordinary Americans in a world verging on war.
The spirit of democracy in wartime connects two great presidential memorials.
Every day, the Sonderkommando was forced to operate the gas chambers and crematoria as more and more train cars full of European Jews arrived in Auschwitz-Birkenau.
In a lesser-known operation that presaged the horrors of the deadly Battle of Hürtgen Forest, the XIX Corps broke through the Siegfried Line north of Aachen, Germany, in October 1944.
“The new year of the Second World War 1942 opened upon us in an entirely different shape for Britain.” -Prime Minister Winston Churchill
This unique, inaugural journey from The National WWII Museum takes guests to the sites of the Pacific war, from Pearl Harbor to Iwo Jima and more. Travel luxuriously while experiencing history up close, with help from renowned historians and eyewitnesses to World War II.
This unique, inaugural journey from The National WWII Museum takes guests to the sites of the Pacific war, from Pearl Harbor to Iwo Jima and more. Travel luxuriously while experiencing history up close, with help from renowned historians and eyewitnesses to World War II.
For more information on this and other tour offerings, visit our Educational Travel Page.
Cost:
Main Program—Double Occupancy—$13,999 Per Person
Main Program—Single Occupancy—$18,199 Per Person.
Plus $299 p/p taxes and fees.
A 30% Single Supplement applies for single accommodations.
Pricing and itinerary subject to change.
Optional Extension Programs:
The Road to Tokyo—Five-Day Post-Tour Extension Program—Double Occupancy—$3,999
The Road to Tokyo—Five-Day Post-Tour Extension Program—Single Occupancy—$5,199
The Battle for Peleliu—Five-Day Post-Tour Extension Program—Double Occupancy—$3,499
The Battle for Peleliu—Five-Day Post-Tour Extension Program—Single Occupancy—$4,549
A 30% Single Supplement applies for single accommodations.
Pricing and itinerary subject to change.
Questions? Call our travel experts at 877-813-3329 x 257.
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The 75th Anniversary of The Battle of Kasserine Pass Symposium – Learning the Hard Lessons of War will take a look at these key lessons and changes, analyze how they influenced the remainder of the war, and explain the ways in which the setback in Tunisia produced a veteran, hardened US Army that would march on to victory.
The 75th Anniversary of The Battle of Kasserine Pass Symposium – Learning the Hard Lessons of War will take a look at these key lessons and changes, analyze how they influenced the remainder of the war, and explain the ways in which the setback in Tunisia produced a veteran, hardened US Army that would march on to victory.
Buy a signed copy of one of our Kasserine Pass books before you come!
Join us for a screening of the classic film Casablanca to celebrate the 75th anniversary of its release. Sip on Moroccan-themed drink specials while enjoying this memorable film, then join historian Meredith Hindley as she discusses Casablanca during wartime and its similarities and differences to the Casablanca that Humphrey Bogart's character, Rick, roamed.