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War correspondant Alan Wood sits in a trench with his typewriter in the grounds of the Hartenstein Hotel.
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Resupply container being parachuted to soldiers on the ground.
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Captured British paratrooper Dave Morris (11 Parachute Battalion) is taken PoW at Oosterbeek.
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Captured British paratroopers march to captivity with their hands on their heads.
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Men of 101st US Airborne Division on a horse and cart in Veghel.
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Paratrooper looks at the still destroyed Arnhem over 6 months after the battle.
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An officer of 1st Airborne Division jokes about his lack of trousers after crossing the river Rhine.
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A British Glider pilot lights the cigarette of a female German telegraphist taken PoW at Arnhem
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Aerial view of Arnhem Bridge showing British positions.
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Aerial photo showing the railway bridge of Westervoort on the east side of Arnhem, 1944.
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Aerial photo of Arnhem Bridge taken on September 6th 1944.
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RAF reconnaissance photo of Arnhem town centre prior to the battle.
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Lines of Lonsdale's speech to troops at Oosterbeek church recreated for film 'Theirs Is The Glory'.
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Aerial view of Oosterbeek.
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Seven men of 64 Medium Regiment RA fire from the power station at Nijmegen with a 5.5 inch gun.
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A burnt out Jeep belonging to 1st Airborne Reconnaissance Squadron in leafy Oosterbeek.
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Dutch civilians are evacuated from St. Elizabeth's Hospital by a medic waving a white flag.
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C Company Border Regiment, and 10th Para Bn, take up positions against the Germans on the Oosterbeek perimeter.
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Airborne Signaller holds unexploded German rocket in Hartenstein Hotel grounds, September 1944.
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Aerial view of Arnhem destroyed by the battle.
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Polish paratroopers in a heavily shell ravaged building in Driel where they dropped.
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Polish paratroopers being interrogated by Germans.
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Photo of two dead Allied soldiers posed by Germans in Oosterbeek.
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An officer from 1st Airlanding Light Artillery Regiment shouts through a loud haler.
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Four officers including General Down in Cassino, 1944.
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A group shot of members of 9 Field Company RE.
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Member of 2nd Parachute Brigade negotiates rocky terrain near Cassino.
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Members of 2nd Parachute Brigade rest among rocks near Cassino.
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Private Hurst of 2nd Independent Parachute Brigade looks through binoculars near Cassino.
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Corporal Nicks sits on a rock with a Parachute Regiment cap badge, Italy, undated.
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Privates Healy, Collins and Bowman crouch by a fire and make their cap badges at time of their introduction.
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Four officers from 2nd Para Brigade, Italy, September 1944.
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Two mortar crew get their 3 inch mortar in position.
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Three mortar crew get their 3 inch mortar in position.
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