Director
Current
Western Front Explorers.
Georgia, Lorraine, Alsace, France.
World War I, American Expeditionary Forces. (AEF). 1917-1919. The Doughboys.The Great War.Western Front France.Private Organization working with descendants of those whom served, as well as educators and Interested parties so they may understand the Battles, their location and statistics. Much about the AEF is buried in History or their accomplishments not given much credence by the belligerents. Correcting History is one of our principle areas. We provide guided tours with maps, as well as assistance so one can visit the areas on their own time table, even hike the areas. Anyone interested should understand some of the areas require one to be fit as hiking is involved to get to some areas. Driving by car, touring through the areas for many is enjoyable. We like to say we go where Rick Steve's tour bus turns around ! America has 7 cemeteries in France W.W.I only, as well as one in Belgium (Flanders) and Great Britain . Sadly few Americans know of their existence. Our guided tours are fun and enlighteningRomagne ( France) is the 2nd largest American Cemetery in the World. (W.W.I) Sovereign American territory. (Arlington the largest). The Cemeteries are magnificent in building Architecture landscaping all from a period of the past. And meticulously cared for by the American Battle Monuments Commission. Interesting Sculpture and art work.It should be a mandatory requirement for Graduating Landscape Architects to visit these nearly 100 year old Cemeteries and Monuments location. The Monuments to the World War I Veterans are throughout the country side, east and North East France. Chapels, Monuments, Bridges, Parks. The finest of Monuments to America are in France along the Western front. W.W.I.CONTACT: westfronthist@yahoo.comwebsite in works.