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The 17 pages that link to Operation Market Garden, each with the reason it gives.

• Bernard MontgomeryBroader topic: Montgomery conceived the operation, whose failure exposed the risks of his boldest plan.

• Airborne forcesBroader topic: It showed both the reach and the logistical limits of a major airborne campaign.

• Band of BrothersRelated: Easy Company’s combat in the Netherlands forms a major part of the series.

• Dutch famine of 1944–1945Related: Its failure left western Netherlands under German control as winter approached.

• Walter ModelRelated: Model's forces resisted the operation and prevented the Allies from securing the Rhine crossings.

• NijmegenRelated: The campaign made Nijmegen a major battlefield and focused fighting on its river crossings.

• Operation VarsityCompared with: Its setbacks informed later debate about airborne risks, though Varsity had a different operational setting.

• Battle of the ScheldtCompared with: Its priority competed with the urgent task of opening Antwerp’s supply route.

• Matthew RidgwayBroader topic: Ridgway’s XVIII Airborne Corps participated in the operation’s airborne and ground campaign.

• Alan BrookeRelated: The operation illustrates the risks of the rapid advance Brooke had cautioned against.

• Operation BodenplatteCompared with: Market Garden used air power to support an Allied ground advance, contrasting with Bodenplatte’s German attempt to suppress it.

• Western Allied invasion of GermanyBroader topic: Its failure delayed the advance toward Germany and left the lower Rhine uncrossed.

• Battle of ArnhemNarrower topic: Arnhem was the operation’s northern objective, where the airborne plan failed to secure a lasting crossing.

• Battle of Hürtgen ForestRelated: Its failure left the Allies pursuing a slower advance toward Germany through the border region.

• Military gliderBroader topic: Gliders delivered troops, jeeps, artillery, and supplies during this large airborne campaign.

• Battle of AachenRelated: Its failure left the Aachen front among the main routes into Germany.

• Cornelius RyanBroader topic: Its complex course and outcome became the subject of Ryan’s final published history.