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About Market Garden Artefacts - War Junk - S03 EP01 - History Documentary

Join Professor David O'Keefe and filmmaker Wayne Abbot on a riveting journey as they explore the historic Operation Market Garden of World War II. In this episode, witness the uncovering of rare artefacts, including paratrooper parachutes, helmets, and a remarkably intact glider window. Delve into the mysteries of the soldiers who fought during this epic battle, from the perilous paratrooper drops to the dramatic events at Arnhem Bridge. Discover the emotional story behind the comprehensive collection of a young paratrooper, Manning Haney, and the quest to reunite it with his family. This episode offers a unique and personal perspective on the iconic Market Garden operation, revealing the untold tales buried beneath the fields of history. ------- War Junk reveals the untold stories of historic battlefields through the lens of discarded relics and remnants. Guided by the expertise of Professor David O’Keefe and Wayne Abbott, who've spent 15 years investigating these sites, each episode unravels a unique mystery. Alongside a diverse team of archaeologists, historians, and weapon experts, they shed light on monumental events that shaped history, including Juno Beach, Vimy

Market Garden Artefacts - War Junk - S03 EP01 - History Documentary is presented by Banijay History. Its listed runtime is 44 minutes. The source link and publisher attribution are provided with the embedded film.

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Market Garden Artefacts - War Junk - S03 EP01 - History Documentary
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44 minutes
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