One American served with the 1st Airborne Division at Arnhem and several South Africans were also there. Captain David McCombe in England just before the battle of Arnhem, wears SAAF insignia on his red beret. (From a group photo of the Headquarters Staff, 1st Airborne Division) Were there any Rodeshians at Arnhem?
There were a number of Rhodesian's serving in the British Army at Arnhem. Several of them were in 156 Battalion.
"One American served with the 1st Airborne Division at Arnhem” - Surely Lieutenants Bruce E Davis and J E Bice were also at Arnhem with the 1st Airborne Division
Not strictly 1st Airborne Div, but worth mentioning Richard Tice, an American who served with the Polish Parachute Brigade. He is the only American buried in the Airborne Cemetery. Fascinating story - after being discharged from the US Army due to a medical issue he hitchhiked to Canada to join the Poles and learned the language from scratch.
There were a few americans in a signals detachment. I believe some of the officers were Lt Geddes and Lt Davis of 306th Fighter Control Squadron There were a couple of articles in the MVT magazine. Corporal Dale Thatcher
