This memorial in Cambes-en-Plaine honours General Tommy Harris, who commanded the 2nd Battalion, Royal Ulster Rifles during June and July 1944. It is located at Square Général Harris, alongside a mosaic artwork dedicated to him and the men of the battalion who fought in the area during the Battle of Normandy.
Général Tommy HARRIS
Commandant du 2ème Bataillon
The Royal Ulster Rifles
Juin - Juillet 1944
Cambes en plaine
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Cambes-en-Plaine Liberators Memorial to the 59th Staffordshire Division and the 3rd British Infantry Division.
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Cambes-en-Plaine Commonwealth War Cemetery is located 6km west of Caen and contains 224 Second World War burials. More than half of the burials belong to 59th Staffordshire Division who lost their lives in the final attack on Caen in operation Charnwood
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A memorial to all ranks of the Royal Ulster Rifles who captured the village of Cambes-en-Plaine on the 9th June 1944.
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