Which of the following statements about Cayman and WWII is incorrect?

The statement that few Cayman soldiers were high-ranking officers is correct in the context of historical military structures, particularly during World War II. The majority of Caymanians who served did so in more junior roles or non-commissioned capacities. This served to reflect the overall socio-political dynamics of the time and the limited military infrastructure of the Cayman Islands.

Cayman's involvement in World War II encompassed several significant aspects. Many Caymanians contributed to the war effort through military service in various capacities, which affirms that a notable number participated actively despite the limitations on their advancement to higher ranks. Furthermore, the islands' strategic location made it an ideal base for military training operations, allowing for the development of local resources to support the war, and the effects of rationing were indeed felt by Caymanians as they were part of the broader Caribbean experience during the wartime period. Each of these points illustrates the important role that the Cayman Islands played during this tumultuous time, alongside highlighting social challenges faced domestically.