Second Lieutenant James Mackinnon

44RM Commando died of wounds 14th March 1944 Burma. Photo courtesy of his brother Dr Mackinnon

Trooper Stephen Greenwood, No.7 Commando, killed on 30th April 1945 in Waganitz.

Private Albert Chillingworth, No 3 Commando died of wounds 13/6/1944

Private Frederick Arthur John Oliver

No 4 Commando died 30th March 1946. Photo courtesy of his niece Carol Oliver

Marine Mark Anthony Deering, 40 Commando RM died 30/10/1964 Borneo.

Private Albertus De Jong, No.10 (IA) Cdo., 2 Troop (Dutch) died on war service 14/6/1945.

Lance Bombardier Henry Lavery, No.6 Commando died 18/8/1944 France

Private Douglas Keith died whilst serving in 'L' Detachment SAS

Corporal Ernest Palmer

6 Special Boat Group, No 2 SBS who was killed in a blue on blue returning from an operation on Ramree island on the 8th of February 1945. Photo courtesy of his grandson Stuart.

Driver John Victor Brothwood, No.5 Commando died 3 April 1941 UK

Newspaper report about a rugby match mentioning Mne. Mark Deering

Henry Lavery in the Royal Artillery 1939.

Private Douglas Keith, No.11 Commando 8 Troop, Cyprus

Petty Officer Alfred John Roe RN. Operation Checkmate. Died of Typhus at Belsen Concentration Camp

Henry Lavery RA later No.6 Commando (top left)

Douglas Keith as a teenager (later Gordon Hldrs., No.11 Commando and SAS). Died whilst a POW

Lance Bombardier Llywelyn Karl Evans

29 Commando RA died in Iraq on the 21st March 2003. Photo courtesy the MOD.

Sergeant Les Hehir

29 Commando RA died in Iraq on the 21st March 2003. Photo courtesy the MOD.

Remembrance cross for Tpr. Stephen Greenwood, No.7 Commando

Pte Kenneth George Hellyer

No. 4 Commando. Pte. Hellyer drowned off Arran during a training exercise. Open picture for more details. Photo courtesy of Erika Garratt. Pte Hellyer was her great uncle

Cross on the grave of Marine Joseph Henry Pilcher, 45RM Commando

Sergeant Ivor Swain

VIII (Alma) Commando Battery, 29 Commando RA, died Northern Ireland 23/3/73. Photo cropped from original courtesy of Harry Jackson

Captain Andrew Joseph Smith MBE, Commando Ordnance Sqn., and HQ, 3 Cdo Bde RM

2 Special Boat Section possibly at Hillhead.

Photo courtesy of Ashton Horner.

Private James Henry Mather, 50 Middle East Commando died 26/8/1945

Sergeant Jack van Rosendael, No.10(IA) Cdo., 2 'Dutch' troop kia 10/3/45 Breda.

Leading Seaman Edward John Peasley RNBC, died on active service 18 May 1945 Genoa.

Stephen Greenwood (No 7 Cdo) and others at Stalag 3-D near Berlin

Photo courtesy of Andy Marshall

Edward John Peasley, RN Beach Commando, and 2 others

Marine Charles William Dewberry

46RM Commando died on 5/2/45. Photo published 1946 in the War Illustrated magazine.

Warrant Officer Class I Harold Beesley, No.3 Commando died 10/3/1945

Corporal Robert 'Jock' Johnston, No.11 Commando. Died serving in Special Service Detachment II

Marine Fred Snowden, 43RM Commando died of wounds 4/6/44 Brac.

Marine William Pope

41 RM Commando died 12 April 1945. Photo courtesy of Bill's nephew, Graham Pope, and Freda Rimini.

Sergeant Erling Magnus Djupdræt

Avoided capture for 3 days before dying of wounds after encounter with the enemy. Photo courtesy of Stig Olav Johansen

Marine Alan Addis RM, Naval Party 8901, died Falkland Islands 1980

Marine Paul Collins, 847 Naval Air Squadron killed 6/5/2006 helicopter crash Basra City

Thomas Malloch Buchanan, No.1 Cdo. 4 tp. died 10/6/48 Hairmyers Military Hospital.

Private Thomas Malloch Buchanan, No.1 Cdo., 4 tp., died 10/6/48 Hairmyers Military Hospital.

Sgt. Ivor Swain (right) and Gnr. Howie Simcox

VIII (Alma) Commando Battery, 29 Commando RA. Northern Ireland. Photo courtesy of Harry Jackson