Upper portions:-

Off to the side of the Airborne Monument, almost hidden by trees, is a monument to 1st Airborme Reconaissance, dedicated to the “Freddie Gough Squadron.”

Closer views of the Airborne Monument, Oosterbeek, the Netherlands.

Details on base:-

British poppy wreaths and Dutch wreaths~:-

In a green space off the main road through Osterbeek town lies an impressive monument to the paratroops who landed at Oosterbeek in the Battle of Arnhem. It seems to be known as the Needle:-

This marker gives information about the monument, built in 1947 despite a shortage of materials at the time:-

Neraby is this information stone about the Battle of Arnhem and the Monument:-

Perimeter Route marker:-

View of monument from approach path:-

Near the Airborne Monument at Arnhem is this marker of the trail of the Alied Armies which liberated western Europe in 1944-5:-

Information on board above:-

Memorial to Jacob-Groenewoud. The area around the Airborne Monument is now known as Jacob-Groenewoud Platsoen (Jacob-Groenewoud Park) after the only Dutch officer involve din the fighting for the Rhine Bridge:-

John Frost Bridge Monument, Arnhem. Airborne Monument in background:-

Information on John Frost Bridge Monument:-