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Absolutely great pictures Hanno, great.
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This depended on the bridge at Deventer (Netherlands).
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Mark thanks for the clear explanation.
I'm going to continue now figure it out from the war-diaries. Cheers, Wout |
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Who can tell me what this road sign means?
It has been used in Holland. Cheers, Wout |
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Wout, it is for the 1st Canadian Works Section, Royal Canadian Engineers.
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Mark, thanks again!
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The multi-volume set of histories of the Royal Canadian Engineers (not at hand right now) will reveal names, locations and functions of 1st Works. The RCE had a number of wartime subunits to support its many forward echelon units. 'Works' in the WW2 context may mean 'roads and grounds' in today's phrasing. More to follow.
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