Most of us have sat through two types of history classes: those that bring the past to life and make it fascinating and those that put us to sleep. 2009 iCardz America at War D-Day/Band of Brothers trading cards aim to be one of the better type.
The product offers a comprehensive — and beautiful — look at the United States’ role in World War II.
The 192-card base set is divided into two separate sections. One is Band of Brothers, the real-life story of Easy Company that the HBO mini-series was based on. D-Day looks at the planning and execution of the crucial campaign. Bands of Brothers has 49 cards while D-Day comes in at 143 cards.
Base card fronts use compelling photography from both home and the battlefront. Backs offer extensive write ups.
2009 iCardz America at War trading cards don’t have a lot of inserts. However, they do feature autographs from seven members of the Band of Brothers.
Ingrid Hardy did a limited number of sketch cards for the set as well.
When the set was released, there was also a contest component that included WWII memorabilia as prizes.
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Cards per pack: 8
Packs per box: 24
Release Date: September, 2009
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Base Set
192 total cards.
Band of Brothers
49 cards.
BB-01 Band Of Brothers
BB-02 Camp Toccoa
BB-03 Colonel Robert Sink
BB-04 Currahee Mountain
BB-05 Herbert Sobel
BB-06 Training
BB-07 “3 Miles Up”
BB-08 Establishing a Record
BB-09 World Record
BB-10 Fort Benning
BB-11 Earning Wings
BB-12 Drumming Out
BB-13 506th ‘Easy Company’
BB-14 Bound for England
BB-15 506th in the U.K.
BB-16 Sobel’s Leadership
BB-17 Discontent in the Ranks
BB-18 Mutiny in the 506th
BB-19 Thomas Meehan III
BB-20 Reinforcements
BB-21 General William C. Lee
BB-22 Brigadier General Maxwell D. Taylor
BB-23 Upottery
BB-24 The Objectives
BB-25 D-Day Underway
BB-26 Night of Nights – by Gil Cohen
BB-27 Flying Under Fire
BB-28 Down To Earth – by Larry Selman
BB-29 Brécourt Manor Assault
BB-30 Overpowering Howitzers at
BB-31 Reinforcements at Brécourt
BB-32 Withdrawal
BB-33 Michel de Vallavieille
BB-34 Distinguished Service Cross
BB-35 The Capture Of Carentan
BB-36 Easy Company After D-Day
BB-37 Lynn “Buck” Compton
BB-38 William Guarnere
BB-39 Forrest “Goodie” Guth
BB-40 Edward Heffron
BB-41 Clancy Lyall
BB-42 Donald Malarkey
BB-43 Earl McClung
BB-44 Lewis Nixon
BB-45 Darrell “Shifty” Powers
BB-46 Amos “Buck” Taylor
BB-47 Ed Tipper
BB-48 Richard “Dick” Winters
BB-49 Checklist
D-Day
143 cards.
DD-001 The Normandy Invasion
DD-002 Germany Invades Poland
DD-003 Adolf Hitler
DD-004 The Fall of France
DD-005 Escape From Dunkirk
DD-006 Britain Stands Alone
DD-007 Battle Of Britain
DD-008 Germany Betrays Russia
DD-009 Joseph Stalin
DD-010 Operation Barbarosa
DD-011 A Second Front
DD-012 Winter!
DD-013 Pearl Harbor
DD-014 The Dieppe Raid
DD-015 Operation Torch
DD-016 Sicily
DD-017 Anzio
DD-018 The Tehran Conference
DD-019 Hitler’s Empire – 1944
DD-020 SHAEF
DD-021 Preparing to Command
DD-022 Bernard L. “Monty” Montgomery
DD-023 Lieutenant General Omar N. Bradley
DD-024 The Buildup
DD-025 Americans In England
DD-026 Operation Fortitude
DD-027 Lieut. General George S. Patton Jr.
DD-028 Bletchley Park
DD-029 Enigma Machine
DD-030 Juan Pujol Garcia – “Garbo”
DD-031 Monty’s Double
DD-032 Dress Rehearsals
DD-033 Slapton Sands Debacle
DD-034 Search for Secrets
DD-035 Loose Talk Not Tolerated
DD-036 Mulberry Harbor
DD-037 Gooseberries
DD-038 Operation Neptune
DD-039 Hobarts Funnies
DD-040 Aerial Reconnaissance
DD-041 Special Operations Executive
DD-042 Puzzling Coincidence
DD-043 Gerd von Rundstedt
DD-044 Atlantic Wall
DD-045 Erwin Rommel
DD-046 Fortifications
DD-047 Rommel’s Asparagus
DD-048 The War in the Air
DD-049 Douglas C-47 Dakota
DD-050 P-51 Mustang
DD-051 B-17 Flying Fortress
DD-052 B-26 Marauder
DD-053 Piper J-3 Cub
DD-054 Weather Delay
DD-055 Minesweepers
DD-056 The Pathfinders
DD-057 The Gliders
DD-058 Waco Glider
DD-059 Paratroops
DD-060 A Heavy Weight
DD-061 Landing Under Fire
DD-062 John Steele
DD-063 Hour of Liberation – by Larry Selman
DD-064 Liberating Sainte-Mère-Église
DD-065 Codename Titanic
DD-066 “Cricket” Clicker
DD-067 British Paratroops
DD-068 Merville Gun Battery
DD-069 French Resistance
DD-070 The Allied Armada
DD-071 The Wait
DD-072 Invasion Landing Plan
DD-073 Naval Bombardment
DD-074 The ‘Higgins’ Boats
DD-075 Danger of Debarkation
DD-076 The Problems at Omaha Begin
DD-077 DUKW
DD-078 Omaha Beach Defenses
DD-079 Omaha Beach
DD-080 Amphibious Tanks – Donald Ducks
DD-081 Bombing Omaha
DD-082 Congestion on Omaha
DD-083 Colonel George Taylor
DD-084 USS McCook
DD-085 Norman Cota
DD-086 James Walters Monteith Jr.
DD-087 1st Infantry Regiment
DD-088 USS Augusta
DD-089 USS Corry
DD-090 USS Texas
DD-091 Moving Forward From Omaha
DD-092 Combat Engineers
DD-093 Point du Hoc
DD-094 James Earl Rudder
DD-095 The Point – by Larry Selman
DD-096 Utah Beach
DD-097 Theodore Roosevelt Jr.
DD-098 Success on Utah
DD-099 Goliath Tracked Mine
DD-100 M1919 Browning Machine Gun
DD-101 Thompson Submachine Gun
DD-102 M1 Garand Rifle
DD-103 M7 Rifle Grenade Launcher
DD-104 Frag Grenade
DD-105 M1 Bazooka
DD-106 Sword Beach
DD-107 Gold Beach
DD-108 Pushing Inland from Gold
DD-109 Juno Beach
DD-110 Tide Turns on Juno
DD-111 Luftwaffe Response
DD-112 German Response Is Slow
DD-113 Hitler’s Mistake
DD-114 Medics
DD-115 Medical Support
DD-116 Quartermasters
DD-117 Segregation
DD-118 The Situation
DD-119 Reaction At Home
DD-120 Closing the Gaps – D-Day Plus One
DD-121 Germans Dig In
DD-122 D-Day Plus Two
DD-123 Hitler’s Orders
DD-124 Bocage
DD-125 Ingenuity At Work
DD-126 The Niland Brothers
DD-127 Hitler’s Miscalculation
DD-128 Storm
DD-129 Cherbourg
DD-130 Caen
DD-131 Operation Epsom
DD-132 Operation Charnwood
DD-133 The Major of St. Lô
DD-134 Operation Goodwood
DD-135 Operation Cobra
DD-136 The Falaise Pocket
DD-137 Army Nurse Corps
DD-138 American Cemetery and Memorial
DD-139 Medal Of Honor
DD-140 Silver Star
DD-141 Purple Heart
DD-142 Checklist 1
DD-143 Checklist 2
Band of Brothers Autographs
7 cards.
SP3 does not exist.
SP1 Lynn “Buck” Compton
SP2 William Guarnere
SP4 Edward “Babe” Heffron
SP5 Clancy Lyall
SP6 Donald Malarkey
SP7 Earl McClung
SP8 Amos “Buck” Taylor
Sketch Cards
1 artist.
Ingrid Hardy
Ad Cards
4 cards, 1:6 packs.
AD-01 The Pacific
AD-02 To Our Troops
AD-03 Collectors Binders & Educational Resource Kit
AD-04 Valor Studios
Contest Cards
1:12 packs.
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Promo Cards
CH1 – 2009 Chicagoland Entertainment Collectors Expo
PH1 – 2009 Philly Non-Sports Card Show
PR1 – Non-Sport Update
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