10K views · 57 reactions | If you (or a book lover you know) enjoyed Band of Brothers by Stephen E. Ambrose, here are a couple reads to pick up next:  Dispatches by Michael Herr  A Bright Shining Lie by Neil Sheehan https://www.foliosociety.com/ | The Folio Society | Facebook

Historian Chris Anderson explains the role of Littlecote House's chapel to the Band of Brothers. | Stephen Ambrose Historical Tours

Our D-Day Tour was designed by Stephen E. Ambrose and is unmatched in its authenticity. It is based on his extensive research, interviews with D-Day veterans and walking the beaches with the men who fought. | Stephen Ambrose Historical Tours

Rainy, windy and cold on Utah Beach for today's visit. Listen to historian Marty Morgan give a 1:17 minute lecture. | Stephen Ambrose Historical Tours

Our Iwo Jima Tour: War in the Pacific is a transformative experience. Our expert WWII historians discuss the American and Japanese strategies and the bloody battle that raged for 36 days as we tour Iwo Jima and learn about the War in the Pacific. Highlights include Pearl Harbor, the Saipan invasion beaches, Titian (launching field of the Enola Gay), Guam and Mt. Suribachi. | Stephen Ambrose Historical Tours | Facebook

National D-Day Museum Founder Stephen Ambrose was awarded this Emmy as a producer of "Band of Brothers," the acclaimed 2001 miniseries based on his nonfiction book of the same name. The award will soon be on display for a limited time in the Malcolm S. Forbes Rare and Iconic Artifacts Gallery alongside other artifacts from Ambrose and from the Museum's 2000 Grand Opening. | The National WWII Museum

7.3K views · 120 reactions | A tour through wartime Europe straight from the pages of Museum cofounder Stephen E. Ambrose's "Band of Brothers." Book before December 1 and save: https://goo.gl/XBLfaV | The National WWII Museum | Facebook