In September 1944, emboldened by the success of the Normandy invasion, the Allies determinedly launched Operation "Market Garden," a daring plan to end the war as quickly as possible by invading Germany and destroying Hitler's war industry. The key was to seize several bridges that the troops would cross. However, battlefield strategies, combined with intelligence failures, bad luck and even worse weather, led the operation to an unexpected outcome.
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