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7th Can. Reconnaissance Regiment XVII Duke of York's Royal Canadian Hussars December 17, 1944 - Februari 3, 1945 |
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December 17, 1944 the regiment took over positions from 8th Canadian Reconnaissance Regiment: - B Squadron between Dreumel and Alphen - C Squadron from the Rutten family along the Waaldyke in Dreumel to a point halfway Dreumel and Wamel. - A Squadron filling the space untill Wamel. |
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| A group of Canadian soldiers was surprised in their sleep during their first night in Dreumel ...... | ||||
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January 1945: Sergeant Ken Fish(er) and Mientje Voet near a brencarrier in the Veerstraat |
January 1945: Nellie van Beers and Wracky near a brencarrier in de Veerstraat. |
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| January 1945: Marcel Lefèbre and Joop Voet, at the back of the ferryhouse of the Voet family, Waaldijk. | January 1945: Laurie and Minnie Voet, on the stairs that lead to the Waaldyke | |||
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January 1945: L-R: Joop Voet, Marcel Lefèbre, (6 troop B Squadron), Mien and Laurie along the Voet residence, Waaldyke. |
Daimler at the back of the residence of the van Oorsouw sisters. (Vluchtheuvelstraat); |
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| A scoutcar of B Squadron somewhere in Dreumel |
Photograph take at the back of the van Welie residence, Rooijsestraat 55; L-R: Burt Banks, Leny, Joke van Welie, Bruce Henders, Riek van Welie; (4th Troop) |
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A Canadian officer near the residence of the van Welie family, Rooijsestraat |
Canadian officers on a motorbike at the residence of Antoon van Welie, Rooijsestraat 55;; Left: Antoon van Welie and Leny van Welie |
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| L-R: Tpr. Corrigan, Tpr. Maurice (Mort) Lyons, Allan Notman | Canadian soldiers with inhabitants of Beneden-Leeuwen | |||
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| Bruce Henders | Burt Banks | L/Cpl David Sullivan | E. Kennedy (C Sqdrn | |
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| Jim | Johnny Vignault | Stanley Falconer | Thomas Montgomery | |
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| Tpr. Corrigan | Maurice (Mort) Lyons | Alan Notman | ||
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