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  1. brithm
    Thread

    Newspaper drop at Pegasus Bridge

    There were newspapers dropped at Pegasus Bridge on D-Day to the glider riders and paratroopers of the 6th Airborne Division by an aircraft from...
    Thread by: brithm, Dec 27, 2014, 22 replies, in forum: Airborne
  2. josegers
    Thread

    headstone bridge Moll - Donck

    I knew, when I was a kid, i played many times at the Bridge Canal Moll - Donck. I remember there was 2 headstones placed at the side from Mol, if...
    Thread by: josegers, Dec 17, 2014, 0 replies, in forum: War Cemeteries & War Memorial Research
  3. 4jonboy
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    My Trip to Italy May 2014/My father Ernest Illingworth, 56 Recce

    MY FATHER, ERNEST ILLINGWORTH, 56 RECCE Like most people whose relative served in the war, my father Ernest Illingworth, 56 Recce never spoke...
    Thread by: 4jonboy, Jun 3, 2014, 28 replies, in forum: Italy
  4. brithm
    Thread

    German Gun Boats Pegasus Bridge

    Two gunboats headed up the Caen Canal from Ouistreham on the morning of the 6th June 1944 towards Pegasus Bridge. Back in March Stanley Taylor...
    Thread by: brithm, Jun 2, 2014, 72 replies, in forum: Airborne
  5. 4jonboy
    Media

    Italy May 2014 (3) 059

    Our group visited the spot where Jack Robertson of the Royal Engineers built a Bailey Bridge over the River Sangro, October 1943
    Uploaded by: 4jonboy, May 31, 2014, 0 comments, in album: ItalyTrip May 2014
  6. 4jonboy
    Media

    Italy May 2014 (3) 058

    Jack Robertson, aged 94. Royal Engineers Helped build Bailey Bridge over River Sangro, October1943
    Uploaded by: 4jonboy, May 31, 2014, 0 comments, in album: ItalyTrip May 2014
  7. 4jonboy
    Media

    Italy May 2014 (3) 056

    Jack Robertson, Royal Engineer, aged 94 At the spot where he helped build a Bailey Bridge over the River Sangro October 1943
    Uploaded by: 4jonboy, May 31, 2014, 0 comments, in album: ItalyTrip May 2014
  8. brithm
    Thread

    Royal Engineers: From Sword beach to Pegasus Bridge

    I am trying to find the first Royal Engineers from Sword beach to Pegasus Bridge. Richard Todd, actor and paratrooper, of 7th Parachute...
    Thread by: brithm, May 22, 2014, 17 replies, in forum: Royal Engineers
  9. outdoorduck
    Thread

    Trying to solve a WW2 Mystery - A Bridge on the River IJssel

    I am trying to solve a mystery that I thought people on here might be able to help with. This is a photo I took of a sketch my Grandmother has...
    Thread by: outdoorduck, Mar 23, 2014, 17 replies, in forum: General
  10. Old Git
    Thread

    Question about Load Classification on Pegasus and Ranville bridges

    As I understand it, prior to the invasion there seems to have been some concern that the bridges over the Caen Canal and the Orne river (Pegaus...
    Thread by: Old Git, Feb 9, 2014, 1 replies, in forum: General
  11. merdiolu
    Thread

    Operation Fustian - airborne assault to capture Primosole Bridge 13-16 July 1943

    This operation intigruied me among Allied airborne operations during the war. I read it in wikipedia. It was Montgomery's idea during Sicily...
    Thread by: merdiolu, Jan 22, 2014, 4 replies, in forum: Italy
  12. morrisc8
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    WWII Bridge. Name of Crossing. ID Wanted [ Bailey Bridge ? ]

    [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] I have bought some original negs of a wartime bridge [ Bailey Bridge ? ] could anyone know where it is Germany ? The...
    Thread by: morrisc8, Jan 1, 2014, 42 replies, in forum: Weapons, Technology & Equipment
  13. arnhem44
    Thread

    crossing the Maas at Nijmegen

    An interesting blog about the crossing in 1944 of US paratroopers over the river Waal in Nijmegen. (not Maas ..oeps) "remember" ( ;) )...
    Thread by: arnhem44, Nov 14, 2013, 1 replies, in forum: US Units
  14. Strath
    Thread

    Nijmegen Bridge

    This is recognisable and is a postcard with nothing written on the back except the photographer or printer info, which is Uitgave Diebels’...
    Thread by: Strath, Oct 23, 2013, 0 replies, in forum: NW Europe
  15. dbf
    Thread

    259209 Lieutenant William Gordon CANTLAY, 14 Field Squadron, RE, attached GAD

    Personal Number: 259209 Rank: Lieutenant Name: William Gordon CANTLAY Unit: Royal Engineers Date of Birth: 13 December 1921 Place of Birth:...
    Thread by: dbf, Sep 24, 2013, 34 replies, in forum: The Brigade of Guards
  16. Mark Hone
    Thread

    'Joe's Bridge'-Memorial gone?

    We paid a very interesting visit to the area of 'Joe's Bridge'. the start point of Operation 'Market Garden'. Unfortunately, we could find no...
    Thread by: Mark Hone, Aug 8, 2013, 21 replies, in forum: WW2 Battlefields Today
  17. wolly55
    Thread

    France here i come.

    Finally got everything booked and ready to go, myself and a friend are heading to France to visit my uncles grave and then to go to some of the...
    Thread by: wolly55, May 22, 2013, 22 replies, in forum: WW2 Battlefields Today
  18. dbf
    Media

    IG JOURNAL, 1963

    Nijmegen bridge, 1944
    Uploaded by: dbf, May 19, 2013, 0 comments, in album: Irish Guards Journals
  19. dbf
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    Escaut Canal, 10 September 1944

    Uploaded by: dbf, May 17, 2013, 0 comments, in category: Maps
  20. dbf
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    Irish Guardsman on Nijmegen road bridge, 1944

    Uploaded by: dbf, May 17, 2013, 1 comments, in album: Irish Guards in images
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