 :::Original Research in Wikipedia terms is only where there are no citations. In fact the article is full of such instances now, which is why it is no longer a featured article.  :::The subject of the images is something I need for offline research, so you are correct in that it is not all that important for the article, though I am fascinated to see them.  :::In fact I have come to realise why Browning dismissed them. The depiction in the movie was entirely fictional. What the images probably show is a number of Depot vehicles, that is AFVs belonging to the SS panzer units that were trucked in before the rail movement was completed because they could not be loaded under own power. To Browning, an infantryman, this looked only like a potential threat that is unlikely to eventuate in the time frame, but Maj. Urquhart had served in Italy and had seen armoured unit repair depots images before, and knew that where there are mechanics, there must be some running gear. What he saw was Panthers, and indeed the 9th SS only had two running Panthers left, but the 10th SS had a full company, entrained. THIS is OR, or educated guess. Browing also knew there was some limited armour, certainly the ex-French tank company and the training company, but the 1st Airborne had literally hundreds of anti-armour weapons, from PIATs to 17-pdrs. :::Middlebrook's request was, I believe, the first on the article, and if you filled it, thank you. It seems to me I will not be posting too many such requests because I am moving hopefully from a good military library to an even better one, or two. As it happens I just can't make it there now because of the logistics at the moment.  