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Operation Market Garden Arnhem 1944 Volume 1 In September 1944 the Allied Forces, wishing to speed up the defeat of the German Forces, made a major parachute and glider drop behind enemy lines. Due to a variety of factors this operation failed to meet its objective. It was “A Bridge Too Far”. This collection of British, American & German contemporary documents gives an insight into the planning and operation of this battle. Contents include orders, battle diaries maps and reports held at the Museum of Army flying. (561 images) Click here to view product thumbnail images (new window) Table of Contents Glider Pilot Regiment Operation Market Appreciation and Operational Instructions Operation Market Instructions no 1 German War Diary 17th September-4th October 1944 Under Pegasus Wings Arnhem Sep 1944 War Diaries Arnhem September 1944 US op orders 1 Airborne Division report on Operation Market 7th (Galloway) Battalion The Kings Own Scottish Borderers a Short History Airborne Forces in Holland 18th-26th September 1944 Not In Vain 17th-25h September 1944 Report on activities of the British Glider Pilot Regiment in Operation Market Garden Letter from Major General Urquhart 27th September 1944 Letter from Field Marshall Montgomery 27th September 1944 Miscelaneous documents |
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