Found this one in a late 50's book, unfortunately uncaptioned. I guess it's a British soldier's grave at Arnhem. Alas, I can not decipher the number on the board which says:&lt;/p&gt;
 
&quot;R.I.P. Hopwood Frederick (...number...) killed in action at this point. 17 (or is it 19.?).09.44.&lt;/p&gt;
Any info appreciated.

British grave at Arnhem (?)

No. 71 (Eagle) Squadron February 1941.American volunteers to the RAF.No 71 Squadron would become the 334 FS,4th FG 
Left to Right: Sam Mauriello, Ed Bateman, Mike Kolendorski, Bill Taylor, squadron commander, Nat Maranz, Andy Mamedoff,“Red” Tobin, Luke Allen, K. S. Taylor, Pete Provenzano, Gus Daymond, R. Tongue, Bill Nichols(rudeerude)

No. 71 (Eagle) Squadron 

My father, 2nd from left. Circa August 1939, aged 17. A member of the Territorial Army until 18th birthday.