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11-14-2018 03:26 PM
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The 2 lumps possible enemy out of their trench @2 fingers left(If you were in the closest foxhole) of the tree line up on the ridge line if so then that would be a barrel stretching shot..........
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Yes, I was thinking maybe it was a couple that showed their heads up there...always better to try though...
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I'm thinking the two in the foreground are on the right flank of an extended company line of defence. There appears to be a row of fighting positions stretching off to the left, and those figures are probably part of it. What is really interesting is the guy out by something square and bulky in the middle of the paddock visible between the right hand soldiers head the ben of the overhanging tree branch.
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Looks like guy on right could be picking up a air drop?
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I don't think WWII air drop bundles were anywhere near that big. It looks to be the size of a jeep (I don't think it is one) stuck up to it's axles in the snow. He'd have a bugger of a time dragging something that size across that snow covered paddock by himself.
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The IWM website has an article on Market Garden. One of the photos shows an air drop from the ground and you can see the bundles on of the Daks just dropped. OPERATION - THE BATTLE FOR ARNHEM, SEPTEMBER 1944 | Imperial War Museums
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