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1ST ALLIED AIRBORNE ARMY
History: This Army was active August 1944 - 1945. It consisted of the US XVIII Airborne Corps (three later four Airborne Divisions) and the British 1st Airborne Corps (two British Airborne Divisions and a Independent Polish Parachute Brigade).
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Origin/meaning
The Winged Number 1 alludes to the Airborne role and the Number of the Unit. Literature: Image from Wikimedia Commons
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