The Timberwolves route
West Brabant was liberated in the autumn of 1944 by an international force led by the First Canadian Army under the command of General Crerar. In addition to Canadian divisions, British, Polish and American units also operated in this area. The 104th US Infantry Division, known as the "Timberwolves," played a special role in this. This division was the first American unit to operate under Canadian command and was also shipped directly from the United States to Normandy. On 7 September 1944, the division landed in Cherbourg, but it was not until October that it reached the Dutch-Belgian border with approximately 18,000 soldiers.

Rucphen remembers
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Battle of the Dykes
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Bartholomeus church brings salvation in Zevenbergen
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Two monasteries are liberated in Oudenbosch

The liberation of Achtmaal and the "Achtmaal package"
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US Division under Canadian command!

Liberation of Wernhout

Advance of the Timberwolf division

A Norwegian Spitfire crashes near Standdaarbuiten

The first American attempt to cross the River Mark

Explosives in Zundert - forever a danger!

No Timberwolves in Breda!

The Timberwolves meet a Polish Division

Allen Bridge: British troops build bridges for Timberwolves

First Lieutenant Cecil H. Bolton receives a Medal of Honor

Saving the Basilica of Oudenbosch

Liberation battle in Hoeven

Route Timberwolves-inkort mogelijkheid_def
Length: 2.71 km
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Route Timberwolves_90 km
Length: 2.08 km
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Route Timberwolves_90 km
Length: 3.43 km
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Route Timberwolves_90 km