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Specially for VFR flying Netherlands.
Arnhem Landmarks.
John Frost Bridge
In memorial to all fallen British & Polish soldiers who fought for this Bridge during World War 2.
John Frost Bridge (John Frostbrug in Dutch) is the road bridge over the Lower Rhine at Arnhem, in the Netherlands.
The bridge is named after Major-General John Dutton Frost (1912–1993), who commanded the British forces that reached and defended the bridge during the Battle of Arnhem in September 1944.
The bridge was featured in the 1977 film A Bridge Too Far. (Deventer Bridge was the stand in for filming)
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I'm interested in WWII places, so this one is awesome!
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The Netherlands is now on 4th place with the most scenery-addons for MSFS2020 (behind UK, Australia and US). Very impressive for such a small country!
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We love to see more detailed stuff for the Netherlands.
For example Volkel Airforce Base. It is not there in the sim.
over 5 years ago
It looks like they left out a lot of military airfield on purpose. Gilze-Rijen and Kleine Brogel (across the border in Belgium) are also not modeled.
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I also remembered making that film in Deventer and parts of Gelderland. I was 14 years old in those days. My brother asked for a job as figurant, but unfortunatily didn`t get in.
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I was growing up in the Nijmegen Area when the filming took place.
Saw and stand next to guys like Robert Redford. (during Filming Waalbrug Nijmegen)...very impressive..it still does.. You can imagine a kid from 8 years old and everything was changed into war zone... with german tanks, dakota planes flying over, American, British and German army vehicles... impressive. And the crossing with small boats at the river Waal at Nijmegen. It was on Sunday early in the morning.. Explosion etc... Impressive filming. Small funny thing: when the US tanks cross the Waalbrug Nijmegen, at the back between the smoke layer...you can see a modern traffic light... hahahaha.. Won't forget that in the film.
Arnhem - John Frost Bridge
Explore the John Frost Bridge in Arnhem, a prominent landmark of the Netherlands, immortalizing the bravery of British and Polish soldiers during WWII. Named after Major-General John Dutton Frost, this bridge played a pivotal role in history and was featured in the iconic film "A Bridge Too Far." This free add-on offers a detailed recreation of the bridge, perfect for VFR flying enthusiasts in the Netherlands.
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