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i am looking for information on canadian 2nd army in cean during ww2. a resident in my village asked me if i could get information as he was attatched to it near cean

The Battle for Normandy and the Battle for Hochwald Gap.

I challenge the writer's assertion about their involvement. The above listed battles (easily seen on Greatest Tank Battles: War Monsters: episodes Battle for Normandy and Battle for Hochwald Gap). My father was in the Sherbrook Fusiliers and I heard long stories about his trial by fire for our freedom in Europe. Please repost once you've gotten your information right.

THanks — Preceding unsigned comment added by 104.128.165.103 (talk) 00:19, 12 November 2015 (UTC)[reply]