Liked the rugby strip! Any significance in the depicted numbers?I notice there were blue overtones-no doubt influenced by the Chairman?!Great site for News!

Just come across this site by accident.I have been searching 9 years for info on my dad,he died 3 June 2003.I belive he was in Commando Unit 3206,I know he was at D DAY landing in Tank Landing Craft with Canadian Forces,he was at the closure of Belson, served as a aircraft fitter during WW2 in France,Holland,Germany & worked in Belgium AF training fitter engineer's 349 Squadron.Demobed at the end of War(still got his trilby & white silk scarf)Any information would be a help thanks all.

It is with great sadness that i read about the passing of john mc murdo last month. those that knew john will always remember his smiling face and cheery scottish wit. May he rest in peace

finally mastered the tsw website, glad to see so many familiar names, which brought back many happy memories of my time on tsf at gutersloh, but more from my time at tsw stafford mt section.

i have only recently found my fathers service history–LAC 1417563 William Keayes. He served with 3205 SCU from its forming in 1943 until end of February 1946. he was of dark complexion with a hair lip and moustache to cover it and around 5' 7'' tall and seemingly quite thin.This is my second time of asking if any one has any reminiscences of him with 3205 and i appreciate that time and memories are all passing. If anyone can help at all mybrother and sisters would be very grateful.Our deepest respects to those that served with all of the SCU'sMichael Keayes

thanks for the fantastic weekend (16th June) and the free beer. Great to catch up with old friends and meet new ones, lets hope this weekend goes from strenght to strenght, its a must in my diary now. See you all again next year.

It is with great sadness that I have to advise that my dear Dad Joe died on 26th May 2012 aged 46. He served with 3205/3208 comandos and whilst extremely private and modest, remained very proud to be part of this great service. My brothers and I miss him greatly.

It is with great sadness that I have to report the sad loss of my old mate Paddy Glendinning to the community. Paddy was TSW mid to late 80s with myself and many other great guys. I have only just recently found out he passed away in November 2008, aged 46…….sadly lost contact after leaving the RAF. Go yourself Paddy son, will have a pint or few in you memory, some great days we has mate!!!!!!!

apologies I see that on my previous post andyl may have looked incorrect it's ANDYL!

Folks, I am trying to find an old friend, Matt Egerton, of the RAF Regt who I understand worked with TSW in / around 2009. Any help anyone on here could offer to get me back in touch with him would be much appreciated.

My uncle LAC Lewis Leo was with 3207 in Burma and was very proud of that servcie. I am looking for any books on the RAFSC. Not available here in the USA. I note that many in WW2 were ex Halton Brats. I was 83rd Entry myself.If anyone remembers Lewis please contact me. He passed way in 2006. Thanks and Merry ChristmasPatrick

i am trying to find information about my grandfather william gibson he volunteered for the rafsc he would have been in his mid to late 30s at that time so would have been one of the oldest judging by some of the things i have read on various websites fm what i have gathered he was at caen with some canadians and also north africa – he never spoke of the war but died when i was 2 yrs old so any info i have is fm my gran and i dont know how accurate that isregardsSharon

Anysenior citizens interested in the Bergethon September 2011, I'm trying to get a team of vets from the late 70's/80's, (pacemakers supplied). Anyone interested drop me an e-mail, we need to get cracking if were to make the deadline.

Yet another great reunion – so good to meet up with old friends. Would just like to say thanks to the serving members of TSW who obviously put in a lot of work to make these reunions happen. Thanks guys. See you all next year!!

Thanks for another great Reunion.

Just came across this website and would like to say thanks though thanks does not seem for The Remembrance Commemorations in France, especially to FS Neil Storer and the photographer for the moving photos of Neil Storer laying a wreath at my grandfathers gravehttp://www.tswscdoassn.co.uk/news_archive_2008.html

Hi there, I am a Canadian Air Force officer doing research regarding all RCAF personnel who served in the Second World War. To be honest, I had never heard about the RAF Servicing Commando units until very recently, but the stories are fascinating! I was wondering if anyone would know if there were any RCAF personnel in the RAF Servicing Commandos? If there were, would it be possible to gent a list of names, initials, ranks, service numbers somewhere? I would be grateful for any assistance in identifying any known Canadian connection. I can be contacted at paradiefred@yahoo.ca and look forward to hearing anything about these personnel. Thanks in advance, Per Ardua Ad Astra. Captain Fred Paradie, Canadian Air Force

My father -William Henry Keayes(Lac -1417563) Served with 3205 S C from April '43 through to January '46 in Normandy then India through to the near end for the unit.I have only just found out this information and would be grateful if anyone can furnish any insights as to him and the actions that 3205 saw both in Europe and the Far East. If you knew him personally, even better.I live in mid Kent so if anyone is local then please contact me here first and hopefully we can meet up.Michael Keayes

thanks to Ian Jones for posting the link to bessbrook today ,its pretty sad to see it like that

A very Merry Christmas for 2010 wherever you may be, but particularly those members of the Association serving in the Front Line.RegardsDuncan GrantChairman