Corporal G.E. Mallery covering other members of the Scout Platoon, Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders of Canada, advancing towards Fort de Brasschaet. October 9, 1944.(rudeerude)

Scout

Canadian soldiers inspect a captured German MG-34 machine gun. With a rate of fire of up to 900 rounds per minute, it fired about twice as fast as its Canadian army counterpart, the Bren gun.

Captured MG-34 

Infantrymen of the Toronto Scottish Regiment in their Universal Carrier waiting to move forward. September 9, 1944, Nieuport, Belgium.