Nothing Much to Lose: Story of 2nd Battalion Royal Marines, 1940-1943 and 43 Commando Royal Marines, 1943-1945
Nothing Much to Lose: Story of 2nd Battalion Royal Marines, 1940-1943 and 43 Commando Royal Marines, 1943-1945
By Michael McConville
507th Parachute Infantry Regiment: Normandie, Ardennes, Allemagne - a Forgotten Regiment: 1942-1945 Normandy, Ardennes, Germany
507th Parachute Infantry Regiment: Normandie, Ardennes, Allemagne - a Forgotten Regiment: 1942-1945 Normandy, Ardennes, Germany
By Dominique Francois
Paddy Kenna
John (Ginger) Hodgkinson
(See Roll of Honour)
Robert E. (Bob) McDougall
A. (Darkey) Rogerson (See Roll of Honour)
A. (Ginger) Hine
1 SAS group 1943
2 Troop SRS (Sicily)
1 SAS group 1944
1 SAS Mortar Troop 1943
1 SAS group 1943
2 Troop SRS (officers and men)
2 Troop SRS (C Section)
Bill Robinson
John Robertson

1 SAS group 1943

on leave in Palestine
left to right
Paddy Kenna (L/Cpl) WIA Termoli
John (Ginger) Hodgkinson (KIA Termoli)
Robert E. (Bob) McDougall (Sapper)
A. (Darkey) Rogerson (Pte 2932601 Cameron Hlrs) Died Belgium (Jeep Accident)
A. (Ginger) Hine (Driver 6442020 RASC)

photo courtesy of
Stewart McClean of Newtonards,Co.Down,author of
"SAS : The History of the Special Raiding Squadron 'Paddy's Men'
(Spellmount 2006)
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