Private Francis Mons Rhodes, No.3 Commando kia 19/8/1942 Dieppe

Pte. Ronald Frederick Chilton, No.3 Commando

Ronald Chilton during his Royal Navy service before the Commandos

Pte Ronald Chilton, No.3 Cdo. on left; his brother Sid on right; middle not known

Commando Service Certificate of Pte. Ronald Frederick Chilton, No.3 Commando

Pte. Douglas King, No.3 Commando. PoW Dieppe

Pte (later LSgt) William John Russell, No.3 Commando

Fus. Peter Bready, No.3 Commando

George Edward Jones served in Nos.3 and 10 Commandos

George Edward Jones, Nos 3 and 10 Commandos

Commando Service Certificate for LBdr George Edward Jones

George and Winifred Jones on their wedding day

Constable George Edward Jones, Hull City Police

LCpl William John Hall, No.3 Commando 5 Troop

Roger Hilton (No.3 Cdo) carrying his son Matthew in the cot.

Pte. Roger Hilton, No.3 Commando

Idris Thomas Prosser No.3 Commando

Medals of Fusilier John Driver, No.3 Commando

Commando Association badge of John Driver No.3 Commando

Preston Borough Police notice about John Tueart Driver

Infantry Record Office letter about reptraiation of Fusilier Driver

Fus. John Tueart Driver, No.3 Commando

Police Sgt John T. Driver, formerly No.3 Commando

Fred Gamester No.3 Cdo. 2 troop (Heavy Weapons) and others with the troop mascot Spotty

The German Smock that Fred Gamester (No.3 Cdo) used to escape captivity

No.3 Commando 2 Troop May 1944.

Fred Gamester No.3 Commando and others

Cpl. Wilfred Robbins No.3 Commando 6 Troop

Commando Service Certificate of Cpl. Wilfred Robbins, No.3 Commando