Geoff Moore

An experienced writer and photographer who’s been traveling the world for the last 30+ years. Before that, Geoff had a military background, having been trained as a photographer in the Royal Navy. Later, he went on to train members of Special Forces in then pre-digital photographic techniques. He continues to travel, and he’s always on the lookout for travel, military and war history stories to write, photograph or video.

Articles by Geoff Moore:

Did You Know the Small Island of Alderney Has a Long Military History?

Woman standing outside a World War II structure

Curvaceous soft sandy beaches sit side-by-side with brutalist concrete constructs left over from World War II. These are now reminders of when the island of…

Devon’s Wartime History and Its Role in D-Day

Woman standing between two slabs of stone outside

A series of holiday beaches in Devon, in the United Kingdom, were once vital training grounds that contributed to the success of D-Day. This is…

Five-Star Hotel in Guernsey was Once for German Soldiers

Pool at the exterior of the Old Government House + German soldiers marching down a city street

A five-star hotel on the Channel Island of Guernsey has a unique story to tell that took place during its occupation by the German forces…

World War II-Era German Bunker Found Beneath Couple’s Home

Door attached to an underground bunker

Carrie and Shaun Tullier have a house with probably the best foundations on Guernsey, in the Channel Islands. It starts with a two-meter-thick slab of…

Dig Reveals the History of Buckler’s Hard – Where Many of the Ships from the Battle of Trafalgar Were Built

Close-up of the archaeological work at Slipway 2

Slipway 2, on the Beaulieu River at Buckler’s Hard in New Forest, Hampshire, United Kingdom, is where an archaeological dig found the original slipway timbers…

Celebrating 80 Years Since Guernsey’s Liberation from German Occupation

Tractor pulling a trailer designed to look like the SS Vega, with people standing in it

*This trip was made possible through the support of the St. Pierre Park Hotel, the Old Government House Hotel, Blueislands and Aurigny. It’s been 80…

Somerset’s Historic Helicopters is Dedicated to Bringing ‘War Birds’ Back to Life!

Westland Whirlwind in flight

A British businessman and pilot believes his company is the only one in the world bringing military helicopters back to life – and when Andrew…

The Unique British Hotel With World War II-Era Pillboxes On Its Property

View of Burgh Island

One of the United Kingdom’s most iconic hotels was also very much on the frontline of defensive duties during the Second World War. Its island…

Museum Housing the Führer’s Desk Temporarily Closed for Roof Repairs

Exterior of the Keep Military Museum

A museum housing the Führer‘s desk, which was taken from the Reichskanzlei in 1945, has had to close to the public because of a leaking…

Touring Exhibition Offers Look at Gladiatorial Combat in Roman Britain

Roman-era armor on display

A special touring exhibition dedicated to Roman gladiator combat, supported by the British Museum, has opened in Dorchester, Dorset. The Dorset Museum & Art Gallery…

British Man Builds World War II-Era Anderson Shelter in His Back Garden

Trad Casey sitting in an Anderson Shelter

A World War II enthusiast has created a historical man cave by building a sunken Anderson Shelter in his back garden in Dorset, United Kingdom.…

Vietnam-Era Helmet Found in Guernsey Charity Shop Returned to Family in the United States

Military portrait of Jeffrey David Rupp + Helmet insert with a peace sign and "Vote Nixon" written on it

An American Vietnam-era helmet that was discovered at a charity shop on Guernsey, in the United Kingdom, has been returned to the deceased man’s family…