CANADIAN SPECIAL OPS

Canadian Special Ops and Airborne Forces postwar

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  1. 14th INTELL 18
  2. 200 FLIGHT RAAF 17
  3. 22 SAS 567
  4. 3 CDO BDE 546
  5. AATTV 125
  6. AIR AMERICA 43
  7. AIR COMMANDO 172
  8. AIR COMMANDO 2 1,757
  9. ALAMO SCOUTS 44
  10. ARMY CDOS 685
  11. AUSTRALIAN COMMANDOS 141
  12. AUSTRALIAN COMMANDOS 2 50
  13. BEACH JUMPERS 17
  14. BELGIUM 60
  15. CANADIAN PARA 105
  16. CANADIAN SPECIAL OPS 84
  17. CARPETBAGGERS 155
  18. CHINDITS 1943 45
  19. CHINDITS 1944 169
  20. CIA 292
  21. COASTWATCHERS 45
  22. CODE TALKERS 28
  23. COPP 79
  24. CZECHOSLOVAKIA 30
  25. DAMBUSTERS 314
  26. DETACHMENT 385 7
  27. EOD 199
  28. FIJI GUERILLAS 17
  29. FORCE RECON 760
  30. FRANCE 93
  31. FRESHMAN 33
  32. FSSF 4,774
  33. GREEN BERETS 2,960
  34. HOLLAND 74
  35. INDIAN PARA 18
  36. JEDBURGH 195
  37. LRDG 212
  38. MARS TASK FORCE 47
  39. MARSOC 116
  40. MERRILL'S MARAUDERS 1,093
  41. NCDUs 80
  42. NIGHTSTALKERS 169
  43. NORWAY 505
  44. OSS 646
  45. PALESTINE 28
  46. PARAMARINES 329
  47. PARAS 605
  48. PARAS 2 314
  49. PHANTOM 150
  50. POLAND 16
  51. POLISH PARA 112
  52. PPA 544
  53. RAF SPECIAL DUTIES 253
  54. RAIDERS 842
  55. RAN BEACH COMMANDOS 87
  56. RANCDT 52
  57. RANGERS 1,097
  58. RANGERS 2 1,369
  59. RHODESIA 244
  60. RM CDOS 443
  61. RMBPD 21
  62. RN CDOS 46
  63. RSR 40
  64. SAS 1,884
  65. SAS (TA) 27
  66. SASNZ 38
  67. SASR 195
  68. SBS 77
  69. SCOUTS AND RAIDERS 36
  70. SCUS 17
  71. SEALS 1,038
  72. SIS 458
  73. SOE 1,697
  74. SRU 23
  75. UDTs 152
  76. US PARAS 2,313
  77. US PARAS 2 5,819
  78. USACAPOC 164
  79. V FORCE 9
  80. VIPER FORCE 1
  81. X CRAFT AND CHARIOTS 74
  82. ZSU 89
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  • Craig Robertson
    Keith M. McCoy (grave)
    rachelaughe said:
    Peggy L. was his sister, not his wife.
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    Thanks, i have ammended.
    Best regards, Craig
  • rachelaughe
    Keith M. McCoy (grave)
    Peggy L. was his sister, not his wife.
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    John Ridgway
    I went to John Ridgway’s School of Adventure, at Ardmore, in 1998. He was 60 that year, a charismatic, big, strong, and very fit man indeed. He and his instructors demanded a great deal of a mixed bunch of mainly middle-class men and women, from urban environments. Virtually everyone had...
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    Joaquin Fajardo
    Hi Eugenio. We exchanged emails around 25/30 years ago regarding the Spaniards on the HELIOPOLIS. I was never able to ascertain if any direct family members went to Hawaii. Apart from Fajardo, other family surnames were Aneas, Mingorance and Ruiz all very common names in Otivar. Unfortunately...
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    1 SAS (A Squadron) group 1943
    Just searched online for my old boss Ted Badger,who I knew had a distinguished military career.If anyone would like further info on him please contact me at gorvicbrown@sky.com
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    2 SAS Group
    Hi Tim,

    William McQueen was from Grangemouth and was MID LG 9/8/45, page 4054. I also have a note that he won a Croix de Guerre, but have never been able to verify.


    Best wishes,

    Ian
  • Heraklis Kalogerakis
    unknown SBS
    This photo was taken in Kastelorizo (Megisti) island, Greece
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    Richard Bethell
    Major The Right Honorable R.N. Bethel was my Company Commander and an Inspirational leader.
    I'm old now but his lessons resonate.
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    Raymond Bowers
    Thank you for adding my father. He returned to be curate in North London after demob. He and his wife Daphne went to Uganda in 1947. The left Uganda in 1962 and he worked for CMS in London as Education Secretary before moving to Bath in 1966
  • Craig Robertson
    R. Walker-Brown
    charlieb1400 said:
    Aw this is my grandad Brown. I knew he was injured in the left eye and blinded. Not sure how that happened. I knew about Italy but never realised how high ranking and brave he was. RIP Grandpa Brown
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Inside North Pole: A Secret Agent's Story
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2SAS: Bill Stirling and the forgotten SAS unit of World War II
2SAS: Bill Stirling and the forgotten SAS unit of World War II
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