Major Operations
- Operation TIMBERWOLF, December 1943
- Operation MORNING GLORY, December 1943
- Operation DIADEM, Liri Valley Offensive, May 1944
- Operation OLIVE, Assault on the Gothic Line, September 1944
- Operation GOLDFLAKE, transport from Italy to the Netherlands, February–March 1945
- Operation DESTROYER, advance from Nijmegen to Arnhem, April 1945
- Advance to Harderwijk on the coast of the IJsselmeer, April 1945
- Liberation of the Netherlands, March–May 1945
- Lieutenant-General Foulkes receives the surrender of all German forces in the Netherlands, May 6, 1945
- Security duties, delivery of relief supplies and infrastructure repair projects in the Netherlands, May–July, 1945
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