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On the way to Arnhem. 17th September 1944. 5 Platoon, S Company, 1st Parachute Battalion.
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Mostly MMG Pl (Sp Gp), Headquarters Company, 1st Parachute Battalion at Barkston Heath aerodrome. Sunday 17th September 1944.
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Mostly Assault Platoon, Headquarters Company, 1st Parachute Battalion at Barkston Heath aerodrome. Sunday, 17th September 1944.
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Dakota Paras boarding a C47, probably taken in 1951 during C Leslie's para training
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RSM Pete Gurney, Arnhem, 2013.
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Members of 12th Para Bn form up by a Dakota aircraft, undated.
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Group picture of Paras prior to emplaning a Dakota
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Members of 8th Battalion in front of a Dakota
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KN628 former transport of Field Marshal Montgomery in Derby Aviation livery
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Ted Pool exiting from a Dakota for a lake landing, Tatton Park c.1945
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Parachutist exiting a Douglas Dakota during a training jump in India
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Paratrooper looks contemplative in a Dakota aircraft en route to the Rhine.
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A British paratrooper looks out of the window as his Dakota approaches Germany.
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Large scale Rhine reheasal. Dakotas fly over drop zone dropping troops and supplies.
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Aerial photos showing Dakota with right engine on fire.
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Rows of Dakota Aircraft prior to take-off for Arnhem, Sept 17th 1944
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Poster comically depicting incorrect procedure - When you break away from the drill. . .
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The first of a parachute stick waits for the green light before jumping from the aircraft.
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Last minute map check before training jump from a Douglas Dakota.
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Paratroopers getting ready for training jumps out of a Douglas Dakota aircraft.
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Paratrooper looks out a Douglas Dakota aircraft window for briefed landmarks on approaching the drop zone.
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Number 1 of the stick stands in the door of a Dakota ready to jump.
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Paratroopers training in a Douglas Dakota aircraft. The strop is attached to the floor of the aircraft.
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