The decorative fence and plaques affixed to it do not specifically commemorate military units, but rather the importance of the highway itself.
Whitehorse Fence and Plaque
Whitehorse, Yukon
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Inscription
ON NOVEMBER 20, 1942 THE ALASKA HIGHWAY
WAS COMPLETED AS A WARTIME EXPEDIENT.
TODAY, TWENTY-FIVE YEARS LATER, DURING THE
CENTENARIES OF CANADA AND THE STATE OF
ALASKA THIS PLAQUE COMMEMORATES THAT
EVENT AND HONORS THE BRAVE MEN WHOSE
[?] EFFORTS MADE THE HIGHWAY A
REALITY AND INDEED AN AVENUE TO THE
GLORIOUS FUTURE OF BOTH ALASKA AND THE
YUKON TERRITORY.
NOVEMBER 30, 1967
Street View
Whitehorse Fence and Plaque
30 Electra Crescent
Whitehorse
Yukon
Lat. 60.7119625
Long. -135.0796027