The Bastogne beer run

During the Battle of the Bulge an American paratrooper filled his helmet with beer from a destroyed pub and brought it to wounded soldiers in a nearby church. The story of him doing this is so famous in Bastogne that they have a local beer brand in his honor. 🌶️ Context is king, and I make sure it shows. For clear, insightful takes, consider hitting fo!!ow.

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Airborne Beer with appropriate glassware. Belgian beer dedicated to the 101st Airborne.

During WWII, Pfc. Vincent Speranza used his helmet to fetch beer for his comrades during the Siege of Bastogne.

On 20 Dec in 1944, the 101st Airborne Division at Bastogne is encircled by the German army. The "Screaming Eagles" will hold out for seven days before Patton's Third Army can blast open a corridor to lift the siege.

The Bastogne Beer Run refers to a legendary event during the Battle of the Bulge in World War II. American soldiers, under heavy fire, managed to make a run for supplies, including beer, in the besieged town of Bastogne. It’s a symbol of resilience and determination amidst adversity.

Salute to the veterans

Vincent Speranza was a member of the storied 101st Airborne Division and l in the city of Bastogne during the ‘Battle of the Bulge.’ He also happens to have the most famous beer run of all time.

Vincent Speranza was a member of the storied 101st Airborne Division and l in the city of Bastogne during the ‘Battle of the Bulge.’ He also happens to have the most famous beer run of all time.

Parading through the streets of Bastogne on Nuts Weekend. 🥜🥜

This technology for serving beer at Tottenham's stadium is incredible.