America's WWI Sites: You Won't Want To Miss These!
2022 ж. 1 Қар.
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At Battle Guide Virtual Tours we pride ourselves on our vast experience of visiting and exploring battlefields across the globe and we just love sharing these experiences to those who are unable to personally visit the sites, or, for others to use as a taster of what these sites contain prior to their own travels.
We have put together our Top 5 Must See American WW1 Sites and are excited to share with you some of the hidden gems we have come across in the course of our work.
We hope you enjoy this video and please do let us know what sites you think should have made it into this Top 5.
My Grand Father fought at Bellicourt Tunnel with the Old Hickory 30th Infantry. He brought back his helmet which I now have in safe keeping.
This is very moving. Thank you from the US for helping us learn our own history.
Proud to have visited all 5 sites. Awesome and so moving at the same time. Great work Battle Guides. Cantigny is also interesting as well as sites associated with Sgt Alvin York and also the Lost Battalion.
Another thing to add to my bucket list! From the US, thanks for sharing this!
Excellent and moving video, especially the last site of the cemetery of thousands and thousands of (mostly) young men, who died because of the stupidity and greed of rulers seeking to aggrandize themselves. So utterly tragic and futile.
The 234 steps at montfaucon are no joke but the view from the top is amazing!
I hadn't heard of most of these locales, and do hope to visit them one day!
Awesome! My grandfather, part of the 3rd m.g. bttn, was wounded at Cantigny May 29, 1918. One day we hope to visit the places you suggested and Cantigny as well.
It will be well worth the effort!
My grandfather was fighting in the are he was mustard gassed the day before that famous photograph by the bridge he had a weeping scar the size of a tennis ballon his forehead for all his life up till his death in 1984
The photo is of the 137th Brigade. No idea what it’s doing in an American battlefield history.
Nice, both of my grandparents were in the 79th Inf division, and at Monfaucon. Great to visit 👍
This was fantastic I thoroughly enjoyed it
Thank you.
Great tribute to the men and the ABMC's amazing work. My great uncle was a Marine at BW. Another beauty is the Blanc Mont monument at Somme Py and Navarin Farm.
I really enjoyed the Saint Mihiel area as well. My favorite cemetery was probably the one there in Thiaucourt.
Great choice!
Moving & informative video, well done & thank you! 🙏🙏
Great video! I want to visit Europe again and I would like to visit the sites you mentioned. I also need to check out your website.
Great video!!!
Awesome and very informative video. Why does the youtube algorithm gods bury such admirable efforts...
It seems to be a bit of a mystery, but thanks for watching and glad you enjoyed it!
thanks very much learned a bit here
Great little video. Cheers.
Glad you enjoyed it
Excellent video.
Thank you very much!
Incredible and humbling for those that gave the ultimate sacrifice
I've been to 3 on this list.
What do you mean incorrectly the source of Marines being called Devil Dogs? Can you tell me what the correct source is then? Because that is what I was taught in Marine Corps boot camp about Marine Corps history.
Seeing all those white crosses is really humbling. God bless the fallen.
Nothing for Hamel?
Not this time, reltatively little US involvement and we felt the others were better visits.
More maps
Just curious but are there monuments and graves for the German soldiers?
Yes there are some, and quite a few cemeteries.
Ask the Germans.
Many needlessly killed in frontal attacks .Man vs.machine gun .Advantage machine gun
No Hamel? Suppose that’s because two thirds of the Americans did a runner just before going over the top, rather than being a part of the first successful combined arms victory of WWI. Pershing later accepted battle honours from the French for the victory and shunned the Australians who were in command of the Americans, what a lying coward he was.
48 states of the US
As an American, don't expect us to do it again. We've given enough.
4 years to late
When the French hear about the 100k losses of the Americans 😂😂😂 come back when you REALLY suffered.
Amazing. Can't believe you don't have more likes. It's an insult and disgrace.
There were not 50 states in the period of WW1.
True. I'm nearly sure both Alaska and Hawaii had troops in the service though.
Good Job
Military dentists seem to really know how to go balls to wall when the need arises…
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Fantastic. Great info . Could you do the same type of documentary for other allied nation's battlefields tour ? . 🙂🦘🐨