"Time will not tarnish the glory of their deeds" and "Whatever happens, the flame of resistance will not be extinguished" These 2 phrases, one by General John Pershing and the other by General Charles De Gaulle, speak to you? Do you want to understand their meaning? Then ..: Go back in time in the footsteps of our heroes (World Wars I and II). Discover the American memorial Escadrille Lafayette. The E.Trott will take you on a half-day tour of cycle paths, small streets and forest tracks (approx. 18 miles). JB, your guide, will always be present. He'll be on hand to take photos and provide a Go Pro. A refreshment break will be provided. Come and experience a memorable moment and add Culture, Pleasure and Sensation to your discovery.
"Time will not tarnish the glory of their deeds" General John Pershing. Discover the history of this Memorial which celebrates the memory of the American volunteer pilots who gave their lives during the First World War, under French uniform, before the United States entered the war. Indeed, the Escadrille La Fayette was created on April 20, 1916, a year before the U.S. Congress declared war on April 6, 1917. If you would like to discover this site with a guide, please do not include any comments when booking.
At the end of a forest path, you will discover this memorial located on the heights of Versailles. It was erected as a tribute to the American army that fought in the First World War and to the army of the American War of Independence. 2 great men face each other : General Pershing and General Lafayette.
Before looking at the Chateau de Versailles, created by Louis XIV, close your eyes. After France entered the war against Germany, thousands of soldiers, horses and equipment were gathered in Versailles before leaving for the front.
You will make your own way to the meeting points