'Battlefield Walk' on Sunday afternoon 28^th March

Because Niall Cherry will be in Oosterbeek for the whole weekend of the AGM, he has offered to also organise a 'Battlefield Walk' on Sunday afternoon 28th March. Its subject is the advance of the 1^st and 3^rd Para battalions through eastern Oosterbeek and west Arnhem. The tour begins at 2.00pm at the building of the former Oosterbeek-Laag station. The walk will follow the Klingelbeekseweg through to the Utrechtseweg in Arnhem.

Three photographs from the Airborne Museum 'Hartenstein' Collection. They were taken by L/Cpl Reg McFarlane of 1st (Airborne) Divisional Signals, Royal Corps of Signals, probably on Tuesday 19 September 1944.

British soldiers and a 6-pounder anti-tank gun near the corner of Klingelbeekseweg and Utrechtseweg at Arnhem. The gun is facing west, in the direction of Oosterbeek.

British soldiers and German prisoners of war on Hulkesteinseweg at Arnhem, walking in the direction of Oosterbeek. On the right a jeep and a 6-pounder anti-tank gun.

British troops and vehicles with equipment on Hulkesteinseweg, seen in an easterly direction, and a tram in the background on Utrechtseweg. On the right a Universal Carrier (Bren Carrier). Left from the middle a Dutch motorcycle, with on the back the name 'Techn. Noodhulp' and the number M 36454.