The Bridge Arnhem by Frank Steer is part of the well-known Battleground Europe series, offering a focused and accessible study of one of the most dramatic episodes of Operation Market Garden during the Second World War. This compact military history guide explores the fierce fighting around the Arnhem bridge in September 1944, where British airborne forces held out against overwhelming German resistance.
Written for historians, collectors, and battlefield visitors alike, the book combines clear narrative history with detailed maps, photographs, and location-based analysis, allowing readers to follow the action step-by-step. Steer’s concise style makes complex events easy to understand while still providing valuable insight into tactics, troop movements, and the wider significance of the Arnhem campaign.
A solid addition to any WWII, airborne forces, or European battlefield history collection, this Leo Cooper paperback remains popular among enthusiasts of Operation Market Garden and the Arnhem story.
