Lance Corporal Alexander Ballantyne was wounded 9 June 1941 during operations with No.11 Commando at Litani River, Syria. After recovering he was assigned from the Commando to Middle East Detachment 2, later redesignated 2nd Special Service Detachment (SSD 2) and was killed in Burma.

Private Francis Cawsey was first reported missing 29 April 1942 during operations in Burma, later corrected to missing presumed kille

Trooper Alexander Dickson, 5 troop, was killed in action during operations at Maungdaw, Burma. He has no known grave. Son of George Gibson Dickson and Annie Dickson; husband of Janet Isabella Dickson, of Edinburgh.

 

Driver Anthony Green, 1 troop, was killed in action during operations at Maungdaw, Burma. He has no known grave. Son of Arthur Reginald and Gladys Evelyn Green, of Golders Green, Middlesex.

 

Private James Hodges, 5 troop, was killed in action during operations at Maungdaw, Burma. He has no known grave.

 

 

Private Leonard Lacey died whilst a prisoner of war. He had been posted from the Commando to Middle East Detachment 2, later redesignated 2nd Special Service Detachment (SSD 2), in Burma. He has no known grave. Son of Edward James Lacey and Louise Rose Lacey.

 

Private John Miller was reported missing from approximately 12 June 1942 and later presumed killed in action, during operations in the Far East. He has no known grave.

Bombardier William Nelson died in India as a result of a battle accident. He has no known grave. Son of William and Mary Alice Nelson; husband of Elizabeth Nelson, of Grange Park, Blackpool, Lancashire.

 

Sergeant Albert Redwood died [1] having left the Commando and joined Force 136, the S.O.E.  At the time of his death he was part of Operation Ramrose, team Fox at Myothit - Irrawaddy. 

 

Private Samuel Sansom, 6 troop, died of wounds received in action at Maungdaw, Burma. Son of Victor James Sansom and Susan Emma Sansom, of Woodford Green, Essex.

 

Private John Scobbie died on 17 January 1945 of wounds received on 1 January 1945 during operations at Myebon, Burma. He has no known grave. Previously employed at the Glasgow Iron and Steel Company. Son of the late Mr. and Mrs Matthew Scobbie of Broompark Road, Whytegates.