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Searching for Someone & Military Genealogy Tracking down a family member, specific serviceman or unit. Puzzled by paperwork or official terminology? This is the place to ask.


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Old 22-03-2004, 11:51 AM   #11 (permalink)
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I know that the town where I was born (Dendermonde, Belgium) was liberated by the East Yorks of the 50th Division in September 1944, but I that was after the Battle of Normandy, of course....
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cool, its always nice to know
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