Monument Royal Winnipeg Rifles
In this sector, on June 6, 1944 the Royal Winnipeg Rifles Regiment came to shore. "The little black devils" was one of the first Allied units that landed on D-Day.
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Source
- Text: Serjos de Groot
- Photos: Serjos de Groot (2,3) & Jente de Roust (1,4)
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Fortification
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