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#2
27-06-12, 06:12 PM
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Bonjour Didier,ce panneau à toute les chances d'être pour la 29th Field Company, RCE,appartenant au 2ème Corps Canadien.
Jo This panel could very well be for the 29th Field Company,RCE which was part of 2nd Canadian Corps. Jo
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27-06-12, 06:18 PM
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I would say probably one of the field companies of RCE in 2nd Canadian Corps. Number 34 for Fld Park Coy, then 35/36/37 for the field coys, 2CanCorps in Normandy had 29, 30 & 31 Field Coys so I guess that 35 = 29
Lee
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27-06-12, 06:19 PM
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27-06-12, 07:39 PM
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35 on the sign is the number they also use on their vehicles, it is for 29 Field Company, Royal Canadian Engineers
Lee
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28-06-12, 06:42 AM
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The unit serials 33 - 37 inclusive (in white on a cobalt blue square) were allocated to Corps Engineer assets of both British and Canadian Corps in NW Europe in 1944/45.
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