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William Hackney
K. Balsillie (right)
Jacky Crawford
B. (Tanky) Thorne
William Hackney
Albert Bacuez
J.A. Marsh
R.B. Mayne
John Robertson

William Hackney

1 SAS 1943
Special Boat Squadron,SAS 1943-45
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I met Bill Hackney in 1995 in Middlesbrough where he lived. He said that he lost his 2 best mates in the SAS. One buried near Bizerta and one at Anzio. He was a lovely man.
 

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