Ginkel Heide by John Wynne Hopkins. SIG522 Troops mainly from the Indian

Troops mainly from the Indian Army were defending the bridgehead

First Lieutenant Frederick J Bird

Almost out of fuel and ammunition

and even an experienced pilot could become disoriented after hectic combat

Weighing 2

Ginkel Heide by John Wynne Hopkins. SIG522 Troops mainly from the IndianDHM6189AP. Ginkel Heide by John Wynne Hopkins. The prints depict the drop of the 4th Parachute Brigade on Ginkle Heath, on the 18th September 1944. The panting was commissioned by Col John Waddy who was the Officer Commanding B Company 156th Parachute Battalion during that momentous drop and subsequent battles. Signed by Colonel John Waddy Signed edition of 500 prints (not numbered). Image size 18 inches x 14 inches (46cm x 36cm)