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Ref: Arnhem - 1944: The Airborne Battle by M. Middlebrook From the above reference, a sketch map of Frost's defensive stance at... -
The German attacks soon started, mainly from the east. They did not yet know the precise strength or location of the British force, and...
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Germans taking a rest whilst they can ...
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Ref: Arnhem - 1944: The Airborne Battle by M. Middlebrook Dawn found the airborne men prepared for a day that would be full of...
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Ref: Arnhem - 1944: The Airborne Battle by M. Middlebrook Monday 18th September 1944 Only one corner of the perimeter had been...
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It was not looking good ...
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Kevin, hope you don't mind me posting a Market Garden related photo. This Robert Taylor print hangs in my study. It depicts the 101st...
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Thank you. You make very good points. I was not impressed with what I read about Brereton and Market Garden either. Below is just one...
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Ref: Arnhem - 1944: The Airborne Battle by M. Middlebrook The Battle at the Bridge All this time John Frost's men had been defending...
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However, as the paras were bleeding, the Germans were reinforcing .... Hitler had given top priority to stopping the Arnhem attack...
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villagehorse replied to the thread U.S. Infantry Officer Prone 25205.Can certainly see that’s a difficult sculpt to position, but nevertheless you have found a way Duke. Robin.
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I like this figure. Just trying to figure out how to display his unique prone pose. Here is one of the ways I came up with.
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villagehorse replied to the thread The Home Guard.On parade at their headquarters in the church hall. Robin.
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There should be an aviation release next week and also a Zulu War update next Wednesday. towards Best wishes The Gunn Team
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villagehorse replied to the thread FFL NEWS UPDATE.These are going to be nice additions to the series. Hanging out for the Wednesday announcement, always interested in what TG comes up...
