Commonwealth AGRAs
Canadian corps-level concentrations of artillery were also referred to as AGRAs, despite the fact they were composed of units of the Royal Canadian Artillery and Royal Artillery regiments, ref(2) Canada had two AGRAs in the Second World War, one served in Italy as part of I Canadian Corps and NW Europe from March 1945 and the other only in Northwest Europe with II Canadian Corps.
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