When Operation Market Garden disrupted wartime play at Moor Park Mansion (From Watford Observer) Moor Park Mansion is the elegant setting of the club house belonging to members of the synonymous golf club. But for four weeks during World War Two, the grand house became the centre of the British war effort as military chiefs planned a parachute drop over the Dutch town of Arnhem. It was in February 1944 that planners from the Airborne Corps moved into the mansion.
Isn't it late in England? Market garden was doomed from the beggining over confidence is the keyword.
Gotta love: Apparently some priorities remain intact no matter what! And later in the article: That's a pretty well-put summary of MG right there.
This is Sgt. Neil W. McCabe, XVIII Airborne Corps PAO, our Facebook page, http://www.facebook.com/pages/manage/#!/XVIII.Airborne.Corps, is looking for observations and memories about Operation Market Garden. Could you weigh in?