What was the codename for the mission to secure a bridgehead in the Netherlands near Arnhem during World War II?
Correct answer: D. Operation Market Garden
- A. Operation Citadel
- B. Battle of the Bulge
- C. D-Day
- D. Operation Market Garden
Explanation
Operation Market Garden was the September 1944 Allied plan to seize bridges in the Netherlands, including the bridge at Arnhem. Its aim was to open a route into Germany, but the operation ultimately failed to secure Arnhem.
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