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On Saturday 11 November 2017 we were in the Concert Hall at Rozensteeg 1 at Oosterbeek where the
Association of Friends of the Airborne Museum held her first
Airborn day. Various members of the association showed their
collection, such as uniforms, parachutes, stock containers
and more of the British Airbornes during Operation Market
Garden. |
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Interestingly, the stock containers
are shown, which dropped stocks of aircraft. Already used in the
war years to provide local resistance with weapons, ammunition
and equipment. During operation Market Garden, the containers
were used to supply the Airbornes. |
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Nice meetings with acquaintances and
book tables, including those of our well-known
Wil Rieken,
active for the Airborn Museum. |
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Beautiful silk parachutes with
different colors to mark the load. |
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Stand van de
Expositie Glider Collection Wolfheze |
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