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"I grew up in the early 1950s, and have always been fascinated by the Second World War," said Ellwood von Seibold, guides the battlefield for the Americans on D-Day S, the first film Battlefield WW2 tour-Reflections, a division of Media & Publishing Labyrinth Dublin, Ireland.

Labyrinth specializes in WW2 battlefield tour DVD for the U.S. market. "Americans on D-Day" coincides with the 65th anniversary of D-Day and the invasion of Normandy.

"D-Day has become a focus of my interest and I decided to live a dream and move to France and make people around those areas," said Seibold. "And the producer and director WW2-Reflections said "why not put one of your visits to the cinema in Normandy."

Seibold noted that WW2-Reflections had gathered a remarkable and accurate testimony of the soldier, stories and witnesses who have survived one of the bloodiest battles in American history of war. Siebold, wearing American uniforms and sometimes German, hop in a jeep early models like the army of General George Patton as a horse, he goes and shows you visually tells you this brave soldier endured.

The film uses graphics chip and extensive use of veterans' memories, as well as the valuable assistance of Dale Dye, a former U.S. Marine captain who founded Warriors, Inc. - which specializes in training actors War on the theme film and television productions.

Dye was in France researching a film project to come and worked with Siebold on historical accuracy. "We are delighted that he has supported this film tour," producer Richard Lanni said.

"Americans on D-Day offers a fascinating insight on one of the most significant events of the 20th century," said Captain Dye. "I'm really proud to have a hand in this effort to provide a foxhole-level view of what happened in Normandy June 6, 1944."

"I saw many video tour designed to give viewers a glimpse of what Americans Gallant endured and accomplished on D-Day, but it really hits the mark. Americans on D-Day offers a stirring, IM-level search in one of the most significant battles of the Second World War, "said Dye.

On the trailer for the film tour Dye said: "I am a big fan of Normandy Tour Guide and Historian Ellwood von Seibold, who takes you for a ride in his Jeep Dodge 1943 Command D-Day landings in real time, you 'll see the uniforms and weapons they used. "

"If you can not offer a trip to visit the battlefields of Normandy, just get a copy of the Americans on D-Day and get a look at stirring events that changed the course of the Second World War in Europe .

Ellwood von Seibold knows his history and how to present it to people in an impressive, easy to understand. The ideas and revelations in this work are extremely valuable for anyone interested in military history. "

"We wanted to show a glimpse of this" Day of days through the eye of the soldier, "said Lanni. "Ellwood, who is an incredible 62-year-old has put on all different uniforms, enabled it to be suspended on a rope ladder on a cliff, out of the water freezing on Omaha Beach at 6:30 morning, slipped through the hedges and trees grew up. "

The production made its first meetings in 2007 with Howard Manoian, a veteran of the 82nd Airborne U.S. Army that landed at Normandy on D-Day and returned many years later to live in the country he has helped liberate.

"With the addition of archival footage and photos that we did this interview in a documentary biography, entitled" A Soldier's Journey ", which we also hope to launch for the 65th anniversary," said Lanni .

(Video clips are available http://www.ww2-reflections.com/the-americans-on-d-day-press.