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Enos 2021-12-21 08:01:19

The paratroopers are like jellyfish
soldiers who learned from a child living in the Netherlands that there was a tank ambush on the road, but the coach did not want to let the plan have any influence, so he concealed the intelligence. But it was this ambush that caused the Allied tanks and soldiers to suffer heavy casualties. Fortunately, the air force dropped bombs to blow up the ambush. can only succeed
due to communication equipment originally used only collected from arid desert did not receive test in a humid environment so are mostly invested in the German occupation of the British 1st airborne division area when aircraft dropped them all the failures of supplies in the Netherlands can only look on in despair
The best way to capture the bridge is to capture both ends. I need someone to lead the soldiers across the river. He needs to be tough, experienced, and clumsy. Is there any news on that side? We do know they will not know how many know nothing about other floating vessels, and how much water too fast-flowing river is very wide if I am willing to say so more good news is rowing the boat
they occupied Nijmegen bridge to Anaheim tanks stopped when Tim Executive said advance because not let the tanks and other ground forces must clear the way
doctors recommend wounded German soldiers received their retreat the Germans agreed to pretend priest voluntary defense doctors left for the insurance officer ordered his men injured
persons enumeration retreat It was found that there were only less than two thousand airborne divisions with 10,000 people left

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  • Justus 2022-04-24 07:01:14

    It's rare for a film to document a lost battle...anyway, it's a cinematic success

  • Joelle 2021-12-21 08:01:19

    The scene is magnificent, and the group dramas of the stars are also interesting, but the length is too long and too procrastinating.

A Bridge Too Far quotes

  • [Bittrich listens in amazement as Frost's troops relentlessly storm the Arnhem bridge]

    Lt. Gen. Wilhelm Bittrich: [in German] Fool's courage...

  • Major General Urquhart: I thought everyone knew that God was a Scotsman.