These are photos of the Market Garden trip I made with my son in August. I didn’t get around to posting them yet, but here they are, all 219 of them! First you see photos from the Overloon war museum, … Continue reading →
Kenneth Benteyn sent me a photo of his gas detection brassard which is in new condition. As can be seen in the photo the marking 4/42 1 SL/E is nice and clear. 42 would be the year of manufacture, which … Continue reading →
The Arnhem Oosterbeek War Cemetery, also called the Airborne Cemetery, is a British war cemetery that mostly contains graves of airborne and glider troopers. They were mostly British, but also many Polish and some other nationalities enlisted in the British … Continue reading →
Here are some photos I made of my visit to the Airborne Museum in Oosterbeek (Arnhem). Overall, I liked the museum, although its focus is purely on the British parachute and glider operations in the area, so don’t expect to … Continue reading →