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         <description><![CDATA[THE STORY OF THE 82nd AIRBORNE DIVISION S EPT. 17, 1944: It was a sunny Sunday afternoon when 82nd Airborne Division paratroopers tumbled from droning transports above the Nijmegen area. Troopers, and glidermen who followed, were veterans of Sicily, Italy, Normandy. This was the fourth combat jump for some; the second glider flight for others -- a record that still stands. Landing more than 50 miles behind enemy lines, All-Americans were to blast a corridor through which the British Second Army...]]></description>
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