Queens Own Cameron Highlanders Memorial
"Had not the 5th Camerons held onto their foothold on the east bank of the Zig canal, the advance of the whole Corps might well have been delayed for an appreciable time."
- Lt. General Brian Horrocks, 30 Corps Commander
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- Text: TracesOfWar.com
- Photos: Jeroen Koppes
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