Berlin’s only
WW2 Specialist
Tour Operator
B-Squadron, Royal Lancers. British Army
Why Berlin for ConDev Tours
Berlin was the capital of the Nazi Third Reich, offering a wealth of historical approaches to conduct conceptual development tours. Depending on your requirements and available time, tours can consist of the following:
On the Front battlefield tours are undertaken for Officers and NCO’s to study and reflect on past events, on site, in order to improve performances and understanding of military strategies.
These improvements range from tactical decision-making, to an emotional understanding of what it means to be in the military.
Consequently, the tours make use of multiple ways of approaching the past.
Weimar Republic
Inter-War Years 1933-39
War Years 1939 – 45
Cold War
German Reunification
& much more
The Battle for Berlin was one of the largest military operations of the Second World War and the concluding battle of the war in Europe.
Tours can consist of the following:
Strategic Offensive Operations
Combined Arms Operations
Urban Operations
Air Operations
Civil-Military Operations
& much more
Seelow Heights battlefield. This little-known operation was the largest battle ever fought on German soil, involving over 1 million troops. This battlefield offers a unique opportunity to explore large-scale military operations from both macro and micro levels.
Tours can consist of the following:
Offensive Operations
Defensive Operations
& much more
Battlefield Organisation
Water Obstacle Crossing
Combined Arms Operations
Getting started
Stand selection
Depending on your service and branch, the tour and teaching stands will be conducted to focus on relevant aspects of the battle to ensure maximum learning outcomes appropriate for you.
Preliminary study
Conducting early learning is essential to contextualise the battlefield and provide soldiers with a broader understanding of the events leading up to and surrounding the battle.
On request, I can provide learning material to teaching staff.
Conducted by a member of the directing staff
Introduction & Terrain Orientation
The preferred approach is to reference key points that give the framework for subsequent narrative and discussion.
Example: using the standard method of ‘DIRECTION‐DISTANCE‐DESCRIPTION’.
TEWT
Discuss the use of contemporary and modern means to solve tactical dilemmas from the past.
Sum up
In a few minutes, highlight key lessons for contemporary and future operations.
The training audience will have the opportunity to pose questions to me and the military directing staff.
Stand Conduct
Historical description:
Once on site, I will provide the historical narrative and explain the events of the battle as they unfolded
PL.Comdr conducting stand
Tour Benefits
Through exposure to a tangible historical war landscape, Officers and NCOs practice military strategies and discuss military decision-making.
By studying the terrain to learn from past events, the aim is to enhance their tactical skills.
Standing on the spot where it all happened evokes a specific place-bound experience, which can contain feelings of wonder and amazement, but also of awe and fear, historical connection, and more.
OC, during terrain orientation
What I will provide
Morning tea
Topographical maps
Add Ons:
Lunch packages
Transport
Accommodation bookings
Professional photographer
Contact us
Please send us your enquiry by filling out the form below and one of our staff will get in contact with you.
Operating hours:
Monday - Friday 09:00 - 17:00
Saturday 10:00 - 16:00
Sunday - Closed
Phone: +49 (0)152 0468 9477
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