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Old 06-09-2007, 12:59 PM   #14 (permalink)
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Interesting Dave - have you researched this?
Not in any major depth (yet) - still concentrating on the fighting at Ypres at the moment - but I've brushed on this (it was the battle that ended my grandad's involvement in the war) and am planning to go deeper.

The above was a generalisation of units in the area - for accuracy, the AT unit involved around the cemetery was the 260th battery, 65 AT Regiment RA. The area of Duisans was held by 2 troops from this and 2 Coys of the 8/DLI. Their opponents were the 7th IR and (some) elements of the SS-Totenkopf who were in the neighbourhood. For armour -the 25th Pz Rgt was also in the vicinity.

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