Marine Robert Ball died during operations at Salerno.

Marine John Barnes died during operations at Westkapelle.

Marine James Bell died during operations at Normandy.

Marine Joseph Betts died during the period his Commando were engaged in operations in the valley south of La Molina and the nearby hills close to Vietri.

Marine George Bowering died during operations at Salerno.

Major Paddy Brind-Sheridan was killed during operations at Westkapelle.

Marine Harry Brotton died during operations at Salerno.

Captain Hedley Clark died during operations at Salerno, this date being that of the action on the hills by the village of Piegolelle (or Piegolette in English.)

Corporal Roland Cole was awarded the MM for leadership, gallantry and devotion to duty while serving with Royal Marine Commandos in Italy.

Marine William Cooke died during operations at Westkapelle.

Marine Patrick Cuff died during operations at Salerno.

Colour Sergeant Vincent Cutting RM was from Little Hulton, Greater Manchester. He also served in 41 and 45RM Commando [1].

His son Gunner Robert Steven Cutting, 29 Commando Regiment RA, was killed on active service in Northern Ireland [View ROH entry] [2].

Marine William Dennant died during operations in Holland.

Marine Arthur Drew died during operations at Normandy on D Day.

Major John Edwards died during operations at Salerno, this date being that of the action on the hills by the village of Piegolelle (or Piegolette in English.)

Marine George Eyres died during operations at Sicily.

Marine Robert Felstead died during operations at Salerno, this date being that of the action at Vietri.

Lance Corporal Ernest Finch died during operations at Salerno, this date being that of the action in the valley south of La Molina and the nearby hills close to Vietri.

Marine Edward Fisher died during operations at Salerno and Vietri.

Marine Horace Garlick died during operations at Salerno.

• Commanding Officer 41RM Commando on D Day, awarded the Military Cross.
• Commanding Officer 46RM Commando from November 1944

Marine Andrew Harris died during operations at Salerno, this date being that of the action on the hills by the village of Piegolelle (or Piegolette in English.)

Lieutenant John Hawkard died during operations at Salerno.

Marine John Hay died during operations at Westkapelle.

Lieutenant John Holmes died during operations at Walcheren. 

Lance Corporal Norman Honeyman died during operations at Salerno, this date being that of the action on the hills by the village of Piegolelle (or Piegolette in English.)

Marine Alan Howard died during operations at Salerno.

Captain Peter Howes-Dufton died during operations at Normandy on D Day

Marine Reginald Isted died during operations at Normandy.

Marine William Jackson , ‘B’ Troop*, died during operations at Normandy on D Day.

Marine Edward Johnson died during operations at Normandy.

Marine John Jones died during operations in Holland.

Lieutenant David Lloyd died during operations at Salerno.

• August 1943 (Acting Lieutenant Colonel) Commanding Officer 41RM Commando [2].
• 9 July 1949 (Lieutenant Colonel) Commanding Officer 40 Commando RM [3].
• 2 January 1952 appointed Fleet Royal Marines Officer [4].
• 1 January 1958 (Colonel) (Royal Marines) (Retired) appointed C.B.E. (Military Division) [5].

• 1962 Head of Chancery, Saigon.
• 1973 Donald Murray, lately Counsellor, H.M. Embassy, Tehran, appointed C.M.G. [1].
• 1974 -1976 Ambassador to Libya.

Corporal William Murray was awarded the Distinguished Conduct Medal for outstanding gallantry in Sicily while serving in a Marine Commando, in leading an assault with fixed bayonets against an enemy machine gun post and in carrying the attack through with success in spite of a serious wound in the left eye.

Colour Sergeant Percy Newham died during operations at Sicily.

Corporal Frank Nightingale was awarded the Distinguished Conduct Medal for gallantry, leadership and undaunted devotion to duty during the assault on the Island of Walcheren.

Marine Kenneth O'Brien died during operations at Salerno, this date being that of the action in the valley south of La Molina and the nearby hills close to Vietri.

Lieutenant Albert John Parr died during the period his Commando were engaged in patrolling the Lower Maas. He is  recorded on the Naval History website as dying of wounds. 

Lance Corporal Patrick Pearce died during the period his Commando were engaged in patrolling the Lower Maas. 

Corporal John Peat was killed, or died of wounds received, during operations at Normandy on D Day.

Marine Ronald Poultney died during operations at Normandy on D Day.

The cause of death of Marine John Price is not known by this archive. At the time of his death his Commando were in Belgium preparing for the planned attack at Walcheren.

Marine John Proctor died during operations at Salerno.

Marine John Read died during operations at Walcheren.

Colour Sergeant William Reed was awarded the MM for leadership, gallantry and devotion to duty while serving with Royal Marine Commandos in Italy.

Marine John Robertson died during operations at Westkapelle, Walcheren. 

Marine John Robinson died during operations at Salerno.

Marine Joseph Rogers died during operations at Normandy.

Lieutenant Lawrence Scott died during operations at Salerno, this date being that of the action in the valley south of La Molina and the nearby hills close to Vietri.

Marine Christopher Shannon died during operations at Salerno, this date being that of the action on the hills by the village of Piegolelle (or Piegolette in English.)

Corporal Charles Smith died during operations at Walcheren.

Corporal Herbert Spawforth died during operations at Normandy on D Day.

Sergeant Hugh Stalker died during the period his Commando were engaged in patrolling the Lower Maas.