Airmen of the British Royal Air Force load RP-3 76mm air-to-ground rockets with a 27 kg tank-busting warhead on a Typhoon close attack aircraft. The Typhoon, armed with these rockets was a vital ingredient in XXX Corps ability to blast its way up Hell's Highway.

Typhoon close attack aircraft

British Tanks of the 44th Royal Tank Regiment lined up front to back in the village of Veghel on September 21, 1944. The 44th Royal Tank Regiment supported the 101st Airborne Division in the battle to retain control of Hell's Highway.

Market Garden

British trucks from XXX Corps begin moving again on Hell's Highway on September 25, 1944. The German attacks at Eerde and Koevering on the 24th temporarily cut Hell's Highway and allowed German tanks to shoot up British truck columns like this one.