The 24th Cavalry Reconnaissance Squadron was activated in Britain, December 1943. It went on to fight across France, Belgium and Germany through to cessation of hostilities in May 1945. Over the following months until the end of 1945 it worked as a constabulary for the military government as order was restored in Germany.
September 1944
Continuing east, from north of Paris and into Belgium.
January 1945
Difficult winter conditions and heavy fighting in Belgium
October 1944
Crossing Belgium to the German border and coming to a virtual halt at the Siegfried Line.
December 1944
Hürtgen Forest, pushing to the Roer, the Battle of the Bulge and the fight for Humain.