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The trip was led by London cab driver and Taxi Charity chairman, Colin Mills, who said: "What an honour

Of the total 1st SAS in France, over half didn’t return; they were either killed in action or betrayed two of the passengers were lucky to escape with injuries and sent home, but the third passenger was killed I took him Biggin Hill and he wangled me a seat in a Spitfire in the hangar! Great memory.

delighted to take 103-year-old Arnhem veteran Ray Whitwell to the Netherlands for the Operation Market Garden and a trailer packed with ammunition and hand grenades in September 1944 as part of Operation Market Garden group of volunteer cab drivers and veterans who travelled to the Netherlands for the Operation Market Garden Watch this wonderful video of Ray from 2021 talking about Operation Market Garden... Click here for more videos of veterans talking about Operation Market Garden.

of the Airborne Commemoration Foundation, asked if a short film, with messages from Operation Market Garden

September 2022 marks the 78th anniversary of Operation Market Garden, an Allied military operation during

Many of the children were suffering life limiting illnesses. Laying a wreath with WWII veteran Bill Gladden at Ranville Cemetery on 6th June 2019 - the 75th anniversary of D-Day, almost to the hour where 75 years earlier Bill and his 6th Airborne comrades’ Hamilcar glider Bill has never flown since. Q. I also wanted to pay my respects at his resting place in Cave Hill Cemetery. The Greatest?

Corporal Harry Rawlins served with the Kings Royal Rifle Corps and participated in Operation Market Garden "After four and half year’s occupation, Operation Market Garden most importantly gave the Dutch people

Taxi Charity chairman, Ian Parsons, was interviewed by Bob Mills on Talk Radio on Saturday 11 April.

During our recce trip from 5 to 7 March, we travelled to Normandy with WWII veterans Bill Gladden, Frank Charity made a special effort to ensure we escorted as many veterans who participated in Operation Market Garden

Her husband Bill was one of 10,000 soldiers in Holland in 1944 who participated in an unsuccessful attempt Connie and Bill later attended services commemorating the Battle of Arnhem, in Holland. Connie continued going even after Bill’s death, and she attended services at Arnhem for 43 consecutive

Dennis Hayes, Ross Kemp, Terry (Barking Bill) Ward and Derek Leone on the right We are deeply saddened

Terry Ward – known to all as Barking Bill – has been involved the longest. Two years later, Bill participated on the charity’s first ever trip abroad. "That was to Dunkirk," said Bill. "We left on 9 September 1987. Bill was also on our first visit to Normandy in June 1994 – as was Paul Davis. “During the early 1980s, Barking Bill and I often ate at the Pont Street Shelter.

On D-Day, Lord Lovat, the Commander of No.4, had brought his personal piper, Bill Millin, to pipe the Piper Bill famously played his bagpipes as his comrades fell around him on Sword Beach. Bill after he moved to a care home. Befittingly Roy Maxwell and Bill Millin's stand next to each other. Bill, which I think would have been taken about 25 years ago.

Speaking to another veteran, Bill told Charlie that thanks to the charity event, he was reunited with Bill explained: "We met each other last Thursday, he's a Chelsea pensioner, and he's up here today. You can’t help but feel immense admiration for these remarkable men and women who were willing to risk

Robbie was accompanied to the airfield by Taxi Charity ambassador Kaye Gladden Thorpe and her husband Colin Mills, chairman of the Taxi Charity, said: “The Taxi Charity for Military Veterans would like to

She used to regularly visit the Netherlands and stay with a Dutch family with her husband Bill who was in the Reconnaissance Regiment of the 1st Airborne during Operation Market Garden. After Bill’s death, some of her many friends in the Netherlands told us about Connie, who was a Combined Connie’s husband, Bill, was one of 10,000 in Holland in 1944 who participated in an unsuccessful attempt attending the commemoration service for the Battle of Arnhem every year and Connie continued to do so after Bill

of the new monument for the Glider Pilot Regiment at Ranville Thursday 8 June 2023 Short ceremony at Bill

While speaking to him, he noticed I had some WWII tattoos on my arm and was excited to see Piper Bill

In the 1950s, he enjoyed playing football with his six brothers Stanley, David, Sandy, Bill, Eric and Dad also went with the charity to Arnhem for Market Garden in September and to the National Memorial

Every November, a Field of Remembrance memorial garden is opened close to Westminster Abbey.