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The Fourteenth Army Memorial
In the same space occupied by the Bristol Cenotaph in Magpie Park is the The Fourteenth Army Memorial. The Fourteenth Army, also known as the Forgotten Army, was a multi-national force comprising units from Commonwealth countries during World War II. It’s operations in the Burma Campaign were easily … Continue reading
Posted in cenotaph, Gloucestershire, Heritage, Military, Outside RSA, United Kingdom, World War 2
Tagged Battle of Kohima, Bristol, Bristol Cenotaph, Burma, Fourteenth Army, Kohima Epitaph, Magpie Park, World War 2
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