perseus said:3rd Canadian Division, possibly the 8th brigade? north of Caen
Dean said:Of course I do (he said with a snide smile while googleing it!) It was known as the Battleaxe Division, and the 11th Brigade consisted of the
2nd Battalion, the Lancashire Fusiliers, the 1st Battalion, the East Surrey Regiment and the 5th Battalion, and the Northamptonshire Regiment.
And no, I don't know everything, but I am really really good with search terms.
Dean.
Oh, and BTW, Yahoo is generally better with these types of searches.
bulldogg said:The North Nova Scotia Highlanders and the 27th Canadian Armoured Regiment (Sherbrooke Fusiliers Regiment) of Brigadier D.G. Cunningham's 9th Canadian Infantry Brigade southeast of Creully.
Or... Two troops of tanks of the 1st Hussars did however reach the objective at Bretteville-l'Orgueilleuse.
zander_0633 said:Well, to answer your question, The name in Deutsch is Totenkopf and they are under the command of Reichsführer-SS Heinrich Himmler
A ZB-30 Machinegun Team of the Totenkopf in action, France 1940.
bulldogg said:It was a very serious attempt to assassinate Hitler that was to take place on July 20th 1944.
bulldogg said:hmmmm, a challenge...
Dean said:Operation Dietrich was the name given to the clandestine operation mounted by high-level Nazi party members to go to the local movie theatre and have a private viewing of the movies Pittsburgh and The Spoilers, both of which featured characters played by Marlene Dietrich. It seems that Hermann Goering was a big fan of hers and wanted to initate Hitler to her charms....
...never mind.
Dean.