Last week Dr. André Millard's World War Two class studied Operation Market Garden that began on September 17, 1944 — exactly 70 years ago. The class covers events of the war on the anniversary of when ...

In mid-September 1944, things looked great for the Allies. With their foothold in Normandy secured after D-Day and the successful invasion of Southern France in Operation Dragoon, Allied soldiers ...

** When you buy products through the links on our site, we may earn a commission that supports NRA's mission to protect, preserve and defend the Second Amendment. ** In September 1944, Allied forces ...

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Each year, waves of paratroopers commemorate Operation Market Garden fought in the Netherlands in September 1944. Operation “Market Garden” is the name of an unsuccessful Allied military operation ...

In the fall of 1944, the Allies launched one of the most daring offensives of the war: Operation Market Garden. It was meant ...

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September 17, 2019, was the 75th anniversary of the start of Operation Market Garden, a daring Allied effort to drop behind German lines in the Netherlands. The operation was meant to bring a quick ...

EDE, Netherlands (Reuters) - Operation Market Garden, the ultimately failed attempt to liberate the north of the Netherlands from Nazi Germany in September 1944, was commemorated by veterans and ...

FORT BRAGG, N.C. (Sept. 29, 2014) -- This year, as we honor the 70th Anniversary of Operation Market Garden, we remember the sacrifices Soldiers and paratroopers made all those years ago. As part of ...

CRESTVIEW — "German troops seen near Spanish Trail Park in Crestview, Allied troops move to engage" is probably what a headline from the Northwest Florida Daily News would be if this were real.