Private John Barry was reported missing during operations in North Africa on 26 February 1943 (Battle of Steamroller Farm) later found to be a prisoner of war.

Gunner Leonard Biggs was reported missing presumed killed in action at sea. Son of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Biggs, of Hayes, Middlesex.

• 17 December 1939, Artist Rifles Cadet 163rd OCTU, commissioned Second Lieutenant, Loyal Regiment.

Sergeant Walter Brown was reported missing 26 February 1943 during operations in Tunisia (Battle of Steamroller Farm), later found to be a prisoner of war.

Private J. Buckley was wounded 24 January 1945 in Western Europe. His Commando was engaged in operations at Maasbracht and Brachterbeek, Holland.

Sources
Casualty Lists / National Archives file WO417/88.

Fusilier Charles Capps was wounded 26 February 1943 during operations in Tunisia (Battle of Steamroller Farm). Post war member of the Commando Association from Dumbartonshire.

Lance Sergeant Charles, Signals Section, was wounded on 8 November 1942 in North Africa, and again on 11 June 1944 in Normandy, France.

Gunner Patrick Collins died of wounds during operations at Normandy, France. Son of Patrick and Ann Collins; husband of Mary Collins, of Wythenshaw, Cheshire.

Post war member of the Commando Association from Blurton, Stoke on Trent
 
Sources
Obituaries in Commando Association newsletter 98 (1994).

In 1939 John James Partridge Crapnell, a Stoker employed at the local Corporation Baths, was married and residing  with his wife Lilian at 64 Medway Road, Ipswich. He enlisted into the Suffolk Regiment on 12 June 1940.  After volunteering for the Commandos he was attached to No.6 Commando.

Private Cristofoli was wounded 24 March 1945 during operations at the crossing of the River Rhine at Wesel (Operation Widgeon).

Sources
Casualty Lists / National Archives file WO417/90.

• Lieutenant in the Parachute Troop of No.12 Commando before No.6 Commando [2][3]. 

Served in 4 troop. Post war member of the Commando Association residing Tynemouth.

William Henry Davies enlisted into the Armed Forces on 12 February 1932 aged 16. In WWII he volunteered for the commandos.

On this date his Commando were in action at the River Aller near the town of Essel [2].

Signalman William Dunlop, Signals Section, was wounded on 6 June 1944 during operations at Normandy, France. Post war member of the Commando Association from Dundee.

Lance Corporal William Eager, No.6 Commando, was wounded 24 March 1945 at the crossing of the River Rhine at Wesel (Operation Widgeon). Previously served in No.12 Commando until it was disbanded when he moved to No.6 Commando. Member of the Commando Association from Titchworth, Hampshire.

Private Eshlin was wounded 24 March 1945 during operations at the crossing of the River Rhine at Wesel (Operation Widgeon).

Sources
Casualty Records / National Archives file WO417/90.
Commando Association Lost Legion List 4 (rank shown as Cpl).

Served under an alias. See full record here Frederick Fleischer.

Private Gash was wounded 24 March 1945 during operations at the crossing of the River Rhine at Wesel (Operation Widgeon). Post war member of the Commando Association, last known residing Wealdstone.

Post war member of the Commando Association from Hayes, later residing Melbourne, Australia.
 
Sources
Commando Association Lost Legion List  5 and Obituaries in Commando Association newsletter 89 (1989).

Post war member of the Commando Association from Sussex.

Sources
Commando Association Lost legion List 6.

Private Vincent Henthorn was reported missing 26 February 1943 (Battle of Steamroller Farm), later confirmed prisoner of war in Italy and later Poland. Post war member of the Commando Association residing Ontario, Canada.

Percival Jackson was employed as a Cost Clerk in Liverpool prior to enlisting on 13 June 1940. After volunteering for special service he was attached to No.6 Commando. Private Jackson was reported missing 26 February 1943 (Battle of Steamroller Farm), subsequently confirmed a prisoner of war.

Private Thomas Kilduff died in Germany. At the time of his death his Commando were engaged in fighting at the River Aller crossing.

Private Kenneth Leech was reported missing on 26 February 1943 during operations in North Africa (Battle of Steamroller Farm at El Arousa, Tunisia), later found to be a prisoner of war.

Sergeant John Lenihan died during operations in North Africa.

George Edward Lewis, an Engineer from Sherwood, Nottingham, enlisted into the Armed Forces 4 September 1939. He later volunteered for commando service and was attached from his Regiment to No.6 Commando.

Private Lobley was wounded on 11 April 1945 during operations in Western Europe [1]. On this date his Commando were in action at the River Aller near the town of Essel [2].

Gunner William Lowes died during operations at Angoville, Normandy.

Lance Sergeant James McLuckie was wounded on 26 February 1943 during operations in Tunisia (Battle of Steamroller Farm). He served in 101 Troop at some stage. Post war member of the Commando Association from Ballachulish, Argyllshire.

Born in 1908; educated at Liverpool College and Oxford University; worked for his father's firm of solicitors, 1935; joined Supplementary Reserve of Officers, Irish Guards, 1936; joined 1 Bn, Irish Guards, 1939-1942, and served in Norway; transferred to special services No 4 Commando, 1942; took

Private Harry Moore died during operations at Normandy.

Post war member of the Commando Association residing in 1983 at Gwyn Fryn Trefriw, Gwynedd.

Sources
Commando Association newsletter 76 (1983).

• 6 February 1943 commissioned Second Lieutenant [2].

Sergeant Alexander Norrie, 6 Troop, was awarded the Military Medal in recognition of gallant and distinguished service in North West Europe.

Guardsman Robert Parker was reported missing 26 February 1943 in Tunisia, North Africa (Battle for Steamroller Farm), later found to be wounded and a prisoner of war.

• 4 July 1940 commissioned Second Lieutenant [1].

Private Rees was wounded 24 March 1945 during operations at the crossing of the River Rhine at Wesel (Operation Widgeon).

Sources
Casualty Records / National Archives file WO417/90.