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Eisenhower gave it an 85% thumbs up once the Nijmegen bridge was secure we moved supplies to Antwerp about 140 k from Nijmegen where we crossed into Germany with all the supplies we needed the Nijmegen bridge was so important the RAF built RAF Laarbruch after the war to defend the Bridge the Furthest northern Airfield built by the British Once we realised we could not take the Arnhem bridge, we bombed it so it became irrelevant that is where the Mistakes began narrow Road tanks advancing to quickly for the Infantry to catch up and a failure to read the evidence of tanks Located the German side of the Bridge and dropping the Troops off 8 miles away Note it was the Canadians who Liberated the Nederland's
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The greatest wartime leader. Look at Lloyd George got elected in winning WW1 but was only a Good leader in war many people thought Churchill was the same and the Labour Party had some good ideas which was enough to sway the Voters who wanted change they got it and did not like it and in 1951 6 years after the war Churchill won Note I was evacuated, but my mother could not stand the quiet and the attitude of the people we were sent to live with my mother refused to be told what to do and when to do it so we went back to London to find it still standing after being told that London was destroyed and we never went Hungry living in London
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@CIMAmotor so true many people dont know that the Americans never engaged with any Tigers at Normandy they were all sent to try and Combat the Firefly the British tiger killer
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@johnvaleanbaily246 Horricks and Browning appointed Sosabowski
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