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    Operation Market Garden Commemoration Jonkerbos Ceremony 2026 [Image 18 of 33]

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    The image shows a memorial ceremony viewed through a brick archway at what appears to be a Commonwealth War Graves Commission cemetery. A stone monument bears the inscription 'THEIR NAME LIVETH FOR EVERMORE,' a phrase from the Book of Sirach selected by Rudyard Kipling for CWGC memorials. A small green wreath with a red ribbon has been placed at the base of the monument, and a group of attendees faces a large Cross of Sacrifice in the background.

    WINKELSTEEGSEWEG, NETHERLANDS

    09.18.2026

    Photo by Maj. Nicholas Chopp 

    21st Theater Sustainment Command

    Attendees at the Operation Market Garden Commemoration Jonkerbos ceremony in Nijmegen, Netherlands, Sept. 19, 2026. Jonkerbos War Cemetery in Nijmegen, Netherlands, contains the graves of more than 1,600 Commonwealth and Allied service members killed during World War II. The cemetery also sits near ground used by Soldiers of the 504th Parachute Infantry Regiment as they prepared for the Waal River crossing during Operation Market Garden in September 1944. As the United States marks 250 years of independence, Operation Market Garden commemorations offer a living example of the long relationship between Americans and the Dutch. From Dutch trade and support during the American Revolution, symbolized by the First Salute at St. Eustatius in 1776, to American and Allied forces fighting together in the Netherlands in 1944, that history continues today through communities that preserve the memory of the those who served and through and enduring U.S.-Dutch partnership. (U.S. Army photo by Maj. Nicholas Chopp)

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    Date Taken: 09.18.2026
    Date Posted: 09.19.2026 09:11
    Photo ID: 9951362
    VIRIN: 260919-A-UB904-3862
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    Location: WINKELSTEEGSEWEG, NL
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