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  1. en.wikipedia.org

    After a head count, it was realised that 2 soldiers were still in the building (one had been killed and another, an SAS Corporal, was wounded), A squadron's CO and several soldiers moved to the roof of another building from which they could fire onto the target building, whilst several soldiers re-entered the building to find the 2 missing ...
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  3. dailymail.co.uk

    Lieutenant Colonel Easonsmith was killed in action on November 16, 1943, after he personally led a small party of men into enemy territory on the Greek island of Leros. He was just 34 years old.
  4. warhistoryonline.com

    While contacting the next of kin for Private Fred Ireland of the 2nd SAS who died in a plane crash while he was returning from an aborted mission in 1944, the author located the deceased soldier's best friend. The friend survived the crash that killed Ireland. The friend went on the marry Ireland's widow and raise his children.
  5. examinerlive.co.uk

    Garnham died on January 11 1944 aged 24. He was the son of Samuel and Frances Garnham of Parson Cross, Sheffield. He died during training, according to the Special Forces Roll of Honour website. Corporal Sydney Greaves. Greaves was a Royal Engineer and SAS soldier who was killed in action in 1943 while serving in the Middle East. He was 28.
  6. en.wikipedia.org

    Westmacott was the most senior SAS man to be killed in action during Operation Banner. [38] [39] ... (20) was shot dead by two SAS soldiers while retrieving weapons from a cache hidden behind a farmhouse at 60 Hillhead Road, Castledawson, County Londonderry. Bernard 'Barney' McLarnon (53), who had driven Bradley to the site, was later arrested. ...
  7. en.wikipedia.org

    The attack itself was a success, the Germans sustained 50-60 casualties (including an unknown number killed). Three SAS personnel were killed in action at Villa Rossi, and about seven SAS and partisans were wounded (four British, two Italians and a Russian). Among the wounded was Michael Lees, who was evacuated to France, and then England.
  8. telegraph.co.uk

    Aug 4, 2019The memorials were laid after a 15-year project by one man, Ex-Lance Corporal X, to document all 374 members of the SAS and Long Range Desert Group killed in the Second World War. July 27, 2019 ...
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