Royal Regiment of Artillery Memorial
This memorial commemorates the killed of the Royal Regiment of Artillery. It is erected after the First World War. The memorial also commemorates the soldiers of this regiment who were killed in the Second World War, what is mentioned on a bronze plaque on the memorial.
The memorial is in the shape of a 9.2-inch howitzer. There are four statues of soldiers, of which one is killed.
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Source
- Text: Fedor de Vries
- Photos: Erwin Van Deynze / Anouk Vermeer
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Cemetery
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Crash site
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