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Reservist Honors Grandfather's WWII Legacy on Dutch Battlefield Visit
Colour Sergeant James Gould honored his grandfathers legacy by visiting Walcheren in the Netherlands, commemorating the 81st anniversary of the Operation Infatuate during WWII against Nazism.
- Colour Sergeant James Gould, 51, from Glasgow, visited the Netherlands to honor his grandfather, Private Thomas Polson, who fought during the Battle of the Scheldt in 1944.
- Gould commemorated the 81st anniversary of Operation Infatuate, which was crucial for liberating the Port of Antwerp from German forces in November 1944.
- The visit highlights the significant contributions of the United Kingdom and the United States Army Reserve in the fight against Nazism during World War II.
Why It Matters
This event underscores the ongoing importance of remembering and honoring the sacrifices made during WWII, reflecting on the impact of the Allied efforts against Nazism. It serves as a reminder of the personal connections to historical events and the legacy of courage in the face of tyranny.