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gliders on a LZ.
The drop goes in.
The 82nd Airborne Division drops near Grave
An RAF glider burns.
Men of 1 PARA, 1st (British) Airborne Division, take
cover in a shell hole outside Arnhem. 17 September 1944.
House clearing for real
Sherman tanks of the Irish Guards Group advance past others which were
knocked out earlier during Operation 'Market-Garden'. 17 September 1944
Men of the Wehrmacht on the move
Four Waffen SS troopers taken prisoner from 9th SS Reconnaissance
Battalion at Arnhem Bridge,18 September 1944; one is a seventeen years old. All
of them are wearing the camouflage uniforms that were peculiar to the Waffen SS;
these are not 'snipers'.
British Airborne in Oosterbeek Four British paratroopers moving through a shell-damaged house in
Oosterbeek to which they had retreated after being driven out of Arnhem
Wehrmacht at Osterbeek
British XXX Corps Crossing The Road Bridge At Nijmegen
A panoramic view of the city of Nijmegen, Holland, and the Nijmegen Bridge over the Waal (Rhine) River in the background. The city was hit by German and Allied bombardment and shelling., 09/28/1944.
Wehrmacht men moving forward.
The grave of a British airborne soldier killed during the
battle of Arnhem in September 1944, photographed by liberating forces on 15
April 1945. On the cross is written in German „unknown British soldier“. His
helmet was not much use.
Generals Sosabowski and Browning
