The battle of the bridges: the 504th Parachute Infantry Regiment in Operation Market Garden
Operation Market Garden has been recorded as a complete Allied failure in World War II, an overreach that resulted in an entire airborne division being destroyed at its apex. However, within that operation were episodes of heroism that still remain unsung. On September 17, 1944, the 504th Parachute...
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| Zusammenfassung: | Operation Market Garden has been recorded as a complete Allied failure in World War II, an overreach that resulted in an entire airborne division being destroyed at its apex. However, within that operation were episodes of heroism that still remain unsung. On September 17, 1944, the 504th Parachute Infantry Regiment, 82nd Airborne Division, floated down across the Dutch countryside, in the midst of German forces, and proceeded to fight their way to vital bridges to enable the Allied offensive to go forward. The 101st Airborne was behind them; the British 1st Airborne was far advanced. In the 82nd's sector the crucial conduits needed to be seized. The Germans knew the importance of the bridge over the Waal River at Nijmegen as well as James Gavin and his 82nd troopers did. Thus began a desperate fight for the Americans to seize it, no matter what the cost. The Germans would not give, however, and fought tenaciously in the town and fortified the bridge. On September 20 Gavin turned his paratroopers into sailors and conducted a deadly daylight amphibious assault in small plywood and canvas craft across the Waal River to secure the north end of the highway bridge in Nijmegen. German machine guns and mortars boiled the water on the crossing, but somehow a number of paratroopers made it to the far bank. Their ferocity thence rolled up the German defenses, and by the end of day the bridge had fallen. This book draws on a plethora of previously unpublished sources to shed new light on the exploits of the "Devils in Baggy Pants" by Dutch author and historian Frank van Lunteren. A native of Arnhem the site of The Bridge too Far the author draws on nearly 130 interviews he personally conducted with veterans of the 504th, plus Dutch civilians and British and German soldiers, who here tell their story for the first time."...Book jacket |
| Beschreibung: | Includes bibliographical references (pages 308-311) and index |
| Beschreibung: | 334 Seiten, 32 Bildseiten Illustrationen, Karten |
| ISBN: | 9781612002323 1612002323 9781612002330 |
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FOREWORD by Brig. Gen. Christopher Tucker (USA, Ret.) 9
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS 13
1 Replacements: Leicester, England,
July 1-September 10,1944 19
2 The Seventeenth Mission: Leicester, England,
September 11-16,1944 29
3 Drop Zone “O”: Overasselt, September 17,1944 39
4 Captain Bohannans Last Flight: Heijningen,
Overasselt, Grave Bridge, September 17,1944 53
5 Capture of the Maas Bridge: Grave, September 17,1944 71
6 The Maas-Waal Canal Bridges: Heumen, Malden
and Hatert, September 17,1944 87
7 Consolidating the Regimental Sector: Grave, Neerbosch,
Nijmegen, and Wychen, September 18-19,1944 101
8 Suicide Mission: Nijmegen, September 20,1944 115
9 “All Hell Broke Loose”: Nijmegen, September 20,1944 131
10 I Company Crossing: Nijmegen, September 20,1944 145
11 Fort Hof van Holland and the Fight at the Lent
Viaduct: Nijmegen, September 20,1944 161
12 Enlarging the Bridgehead: Nijmegen, September 20,1944 179
13 Mission Accomplished: Nijmegen, September 20,1944 187
14 The Island: Lent, Oosterhout and Nijmegen,
September 22-September 23,1944 207
15 No “Walk in the Park”: Holland and Germany,
September 24-27,1944 217
16 Batde along the Wylerbaan: Holland and Germany,
September 28-October 2,1944
229
17 Battle at Erlekom: Holland and Germany,
September 28—October 4,1944 245
18 Holding the Line: Holland and Germany,
October 5—November 14,1944 263
POSTSCRIPT September 1945-March 2014 279
APPENDIX A Distinguished Service Cross Recipients 286
APPENDIX B Order of Battle for Operation Market Garden 287
NOTES 289
CONTRIBUTING VETERANS 306
SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY 308
INDEX 312
MAPS
September 17,1944: Operation Market Garden Drop Zones 28
September 17,1944: 82ndAirborne Drop Zones 54
September 17,1944: Maas River Bridge at Grave 72
September 20,1944: Waal River Crossing, 3/504 130
September 20,1944: Waal River Crossing, 1/504 162
September 28,1944: German Offensive 218
September 28,1944: Fighting Near Den Heuvel Farm
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