Photo Report Unveiling of the Landmark at Ginkel Heath
On 18 September 2019 the Airborne Landmark 'Windows of the past' was unveiled at Ginkel Heath near Ede. After the speeches John Jeffries, an Arnhem veteran who jumped at Ginkel Heath with 4th Parachute Brigade on 18 September 1944, had the honour to do the unveiling. The ceremony was followed by a couple of fly-by's.
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- Source: Arjan Vrieze, Tracesofwar
- Published on: 18-09-2019 15:54:23
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