20 February 1946. 2 Troop. Awaiting draft to the Far East.

Sources
41RM Cdo. War Diary 20 Feb.1946, Appx.G, Admin. Instruction 17, Dispersal of 41RM Cdo.

Lieutenant Damien Moran died in diving accident at sea off El Quseir, Egypt. He had been part of a diving expedition organised by 40 Commando Royal Marines.

Sergeant William Morgan received the Queen's Commendation for Brave Conduct for courage and great presence of mind in averting a serious accident during a live grenade training session on 15 January 1982.
 
Sources
London Gazette 49020, page 7885.

20 February 1946. HQ Troop. Driver posted to CHU.

Sources
41RM Cdo. War Diary 20 Feb.1946, Appx.G, Admin. Instruction 17, Dispersal of 41RM Cdo.

Extract from the Dundee Courier - Monday 25 January 1954

• 30 June 2015 promoted Lieutenant Colonel [2].

Marine Charles Muir was serving with HQ 3 Commando Bde. RM at the time of his death.

Lieutenant Roger Munton died in service, cause unknown to this archive [Source: AFM ROH].

20 February 1946. HQ Troop. Awaiting draft to the Far East.

Sources
41RM Cdo. War Diary 20 Feb.1946, Appx.G, Admin. Instruction 17, Dispersal of 41RM Cdo.

Marine Robert Needs died whilst a Prisoner of War in Korea.

Corporal John Nicholson received a Mention in Despatches in recognition of distinguished service in Northern Ireland in 1977.

Source: London Gazette 63377, page B6 published 12 June 2021.

• December 2020 (Colonel) appointed O.B.E. (Military Division) [2].

Corporal Benjamin Nowak was killed along with others in an attack on a Multi-National Forces boat patrol on the Shatt Al-Arab waterway.

Corporal David O’Connor, 'Charlie' Company, died whilst serving as part of Transition Support Unit Nahr-e Saraj. He was participating in a patrol to conduct low level training with the Afghan Local Police.

Corporal John O'Neal was serving at the Commando Training Centre RM at the time of his death. [Sources: AFM ROH / Navy News issue Apr 1977, p17.]

• 1945, Lieutenant, Commando Basic Training Centre (CBTC). Pictured in a photo entitled "CBTC - Officers Mess - 1945."
• 1945, posted to 46RM Commando shortly before it was disbanded.

Marine Dennis Parr was killed when the truck he was in surprised bandits in the act of robbing a bus in the Gopeng-Kampar hills, Malaya. Also killed in the same incident was Marine Leslie Turner.

Marine John Payne was serving at the Infantry Training Centre Royal Marines at the time of his death.

Sergeant Arthur Peck received a Mention in Despatches in recognition of gallant and distinguished service in the Operations in the Near East at Suez, Oct. to Dec., 1956.

Source
London Gazette 41092, page 3419.

Mentioned in Despatches in recognition of gallant and distinguished service with 3 Commando Brigade Royal Marines in Malaya during the period 1st January to 30th June 1952.

Sources
London Gazette 39675, page 5528.

Marine J. Pepper was wounded on 29 November 1950 during operations at Chosin Reservoir, Korea.
 
Sources
British Casualties, Korean War 1950-1953.

31 December 1981 appointed O.B.E. (Military Division).

Source
London Gazette 48837, page 5.

Corporal J.W. Peskett was reported missing in 1950, and then prisoner of war,  during operations in Korea.
 
Sources
British Casualties, Korean War 1950-1953.

Marine James Pettigrew died whilst deployed overseas to Aden.

Marine Keith Phillips died during operations on the Falkland Islands. He was part of a returning patrol from 45 Commando when they were mistaken by British forces for the enemy. He was killed along with Sgt. Robert Leeming,  Cpl. Peter Fitton, and Cpl. Andy Uren.

Colonel Richard Pickup died suddenly whilst posted as a defence advisor in Pretoria South Africa.

Marine Robert Pike died during winter training exercises in Norway when a 20 tonne vehicle plunged into a river at Skoelv.  [Sources: AFM ROH / Navy News issue Apr 1993, p36.]

• Distinguished service between 1st August 1980 and 31 October 1980 [1].

Major Stephen Potter was appointed O.B.E. (Military Division) 17 June 2006.
 
Sources
London Gazette 58014, page B4.

RN Long Service and Good Conduct Medal 1949.

Sources
UK, Naval Medal and Award Rolls, 1793-1972 / National Archives file ADM171/153.

Marine C.H. Prescott was wounded on 29 November 1950 during operations at Chosin Reservoir, Korea.
 
Sources
British Casualties, Korean War 1950-1953.

Marine Bernard Price, 'C' Troop, from Cardiff, died during Operation Musketeer, the Anglo-French Invasion of Port Said, Egypt. 

Marine Alan Privett was serving at the RM Depot Deal at the time of his death.

Corporal Raymond Quick was serving at RM Deal at the time of his death.

• 1991 (Major) received a Mention in Despatches in recognition of distinguished service in Northern Ireland in 1991 [2].

Marine Alexander Rae died in service, cause unknown to this archive [Source: AFM ROH].

Lieutenant Matthew Raynham died from injuries sustained in a road traffic accident in Nottingham. [Sources: AFM ROH / Navy News issue Nov 1997, p38.]

RN Long Service and Good Conduct Medal 1949.

Sources
UK, Naval Medal and Award Rolls, 1793-1972 / National Archives file ADM171/153.

Marine Benjamin Reddy, 'K' Company, died when his unit came under enemy fire during a deliberate clearance operation in the Kajaki area of Helmand Province.

31 December 1981 awarded the British Empire Medal (Military Division).

Source
London Gazette 48837, page 21.

14 June 2024 appointed O.B.E. (Military Division).
 
Sources
London Gazette 64423, page B6.

Marine Stewart Rhyce-Rees died on a 9 mile cross country march carrying full kit during his Commando training.  An inquest heard evidence from pathologist Dr. G.A.C. Lynch that he died from a liver infection. Coroner Mr. W.E.J.

Marine Joel Rivoallan was serving at the Commando Training Centre RM at the time of his death.  [Sources: AFM ROH / Navy News issue Mar. 1994 p26.]

Marine Stephen Roberts died in service, cause not known to this archive.

Corporal Robertson, 40 Commando RM, received the General Officer Commanding Northern Ireland's commendation for operational service of a high standard during his tour.
 
Sources
J.C.Beadle, The Light Blue Lanyard, p.313.

RN Long Service and Good Conduct Medal 1949.

Sources
UK, Naval Medal and Award Rolls, 1793-1972 / National Archives file ADM171/153.

• 23 June 2011 to retired list.