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English: The 504th Parachute Infantry Regiment was the first Allied troops to land in Holland as part of Operation Market Garden -- the largest airborne operation in history.
Nederlands: Het 504th Parachute Infantry Regiment waren de eerste geallieerde troepen die geland waren in Nederland als onderdeel van de Operatie Market Garden - de grootste luchtlandings operatie in de geschiedenis.
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