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You are correct - sorry I was a bit hasty... . not sure which division they were in but appears they are around in 1945.
Wiki: Four battalions of the Cameron Highlanders served in World War II, and ten representative battle honours were chosen to be borne on the King's Colour: Saint-Omer-La Bassée (a battle on the retreat to Dunkirk, May 1940) Reichswald Rhine Keren Sidi Barrani El Alamein Akarit a Wadi in Tunisia Gothic Line Kohima Mandalay The 4th Battalion was sent to the West Indies in 1942, with a company detached to the Bermuda Garrison (including future Major Donald Henry "Bob" Burns, MC, who would subsequently be a Second-in-Command of the Bermuda Regiment, Town Crier of St. George's, and Guinness world record holder for loudest human speaking voice).
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