A Sapper at Arnhem, The Memoirs of Harry Faulkner-Brown

From the rear side cover: Harry Faulkner- Brown was born at the mouth of the River Tyne into a seafaring family. He started work in an architect's office before moving to Kings College, Durham University where he joined the OTC reaching the rank of sergeant. From here his military activities took him to the DU depot at Brancepath, a Sapper OCTU, a Field Company RE and eventually to a Parachute Squadron RE. He was dropped at Arnhem with the 1st Airborne Division and was fortunate to be evacuated across the river Rhine. Subsequently he flew with the Division to Norway to help to disarm the German occupiers and liberate the country. He eventually commanded the Squadron before being released to take a final qualifying University year. The contents include:

Foreword
Preface
How it all came about
Monday 18 September 1944
Tuesday 19 September 1944
Wednesday 20 September 1944
Thursday 21 September 1944
Friday 22 September 1944
Saturday 23 September 1944
Sunday 24 September 1944
Monday 25 September 1944
Afterwards
Norway
Canada 1947-1959
England
Reunions and Military Events
Appendix I Headquarters Royal Engineers, Operation 'Market Garden'
Appendix II Order of Battle 4th Parachute Squadron RE, Operation 'Market Garden'
Appendix III Order of Battle 1st Airborne Division, Operation 'Market Garden'
Appendix IV Nominal Roll Officers & men, Operation 'Market Garden'
Bibliography
Index of persons