Arnhem (Operation Market Garden)

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Arnhem (Operation Market Garden)

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A German Stug III advances into Arnhem, 1944

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German Stug IIIs Advance on British Positions, Arnhem, 1944

A Destroyed 6 Pounder is Inspected by German Troops, Arnhem, 1944

The Breech of a Destroyed 17 Pounder is Examined by a German Paratrooper, Arnhem, 1944

Lt Col Richard Lonsdale DSO & Bar MC, in later life at Oosterbeek.

Medal set of Lt John H Grayburn VC

Clogs presented post war to Francis McCormick from the family he sheltered with in Arnhem, 1944

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Contents of a Second World War British Paratrooper's haversack.

Ginkel Heath by Eef van Brakel

Lieutenant-Colonel John D Frost’s Hunting Horn.

Map indicating drop zone and burial location for Pte J R Smith.

Maj Gen Urquhart's Jeep Pennant from Operation Market Garden.

Photo believed to be survivors of Arnhem at Bootle, Liverpool, 1944.

Telegram from Pte 'Bill' Roberts to his wife, telling her he is safe in England after Arnhem, 30 September 1944.

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Map used by Lieutenant Colonel C.B. Mackenzie, (GSO I) 1st Airborne Division.

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2nd Battalion South Staffordshire Regiment, War Diary, January - December 1944.

1945 newpaper report about L/Cpl Brittain.

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Report on organisation and equipment of airborne divisional engineers.

Report on organisation and equipment of airborne divisional engineers.

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