Command Post Machine Gun Company 1st Battalion 44th Infantry Regiment
During the German invasion of May 11, 1940, this farm served as the command post for the Machine Gun Company, 1st Battalion, 44th Infantry Regiment.
This unit had to defend the Betuwe position and was commanded by Captain M.P. Roos.
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