Soldiers lay boxes of ammunition on the ground and roll them up into a tarp at RAF Greenham Common, England during World War II. A soldier tying strings securely. United States 101st Airborne Division infantry soldiers stand at attention. Close-up view of the 101st Airborne Division patch on a soldier’s arm.
Soldiers playing cards in Greenham Common, England during World War II. A soldier receives a haircut. The barber, wearing a 101st Airborne Division uniform, cuts the soldier’s hair. A group of amused soldiers watch the barber cutting hair. Soldiers sharpen knives with whetstones as seen through a tent opening. An officer brief paratroopers. Their compass heading is explained to them. A hand rubs a compass.
U.S Army in Operation Market Garden. Two men in glider cockpit during flight over Holland during World War II. Waco CG-4A gliders in flight in poor visibility.
Paratroopers advance over field in Holland during World War II. The soldiers inspect a crashed glider. They find a man trapped in the glider. The trapped man seemed almost unconscious. One of the soldiers use an ax to hack away at the frame to free the man. One of the soldiers hold the man of the trapped man. The man attempts to crawl out of the crashed glider.
A United States flag on a uniform sleeve. United States Army gliders in airfield in Holland during World War II. A group of gliders enter a holding pattern before approaching and landing. A glider lands, tilts up on its nose and falls back.
A United States Waco CG-4A glider lands at an airfield in Holland during World War II. A pair of gliders land at the same time. Smoke rises from the ground. A glider approaches and lands from a distance. A glider lands, tilts up on its nose and falls back.
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