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"Irish Guards" bridge
This bridge is named after the "Irish Guards", who fought heavily in this region in October 1944.
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Source
- Text: Wilco Vermeer
- Photos: Wilco Vermeer
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Cemetery
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Fortification
- Main Defence line Over-Betuwe Casemate 44 - Bemmel
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Crash site
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