THE ALLIED SPECIAL FORCES ASSOCIATION - UK is dedicated to creating the ALLIED SPECIAL FORCES MEMORIAL GROVE at the NATIONAL MEMORIAL ARBORETUM which will commemorate the men and women who sadly lost their lives whilst serving with ALLIED SPECIAL FORCES during World War 2 and in the Conflicts since.

BAYEUX MEMORIAL CEMETERY
The inscription at the top of the Memorial
*"NOS A GUILEIMO VICTI VICTORIS PATRIAM LIBERAVIMUS"*
"We, since William conquered have liberated the homeland of our conquerer"
1st. & 2nd. SAS 2985863 11052369 899930 2615070 2880083 164967 7019634 7889452 5726852 900883 5337039 6085839 3603627 921086 215922 14643720 1578003 11006397 1602722 5729548 1835335 2066732 4863732	- James Arbuckle Thomas Bintley John Bowan Harold Brook William Bryson Leslie Cairns William Creaney Frank Dunkley Donald Gale James Hall Wallace Hall George Hayes George Law William Leadbetter Charles MacFarlane Dominic McBride Ronald Miller Joseph Ogg James O'Reilly Henry Pascoe John Rogers John Williams Reginald Wortley	- Age 25 Age 29 Age 22 Age 25 Age 23 Age 24 Age 24 Age 22 Age 24 Age 22 Age 23 Age 28 Age 22 Age 21 Age 34 Age 25 Age 24 Age 21 Age 21 Age 26 Age 22 Age 23 Age 24	Bayeux Memorial Cemetery Bayeux Memorial Cemetery

*"Their bodies grace the soil of France in Graves unknown"*
The Calvados Memorial	In memory of Joseph Ogg, Henry Pascoe & John Williams	In Memory of Thomas Bintley
Members of the Allied Special Forces Association visited Bayeux Memorial Cemetery in May 2000 and took these photographs as a tribute to soldiers of the 1st. and 2nd. Special Air Service Regiment who sadly lost their lives in order that others might live in peace. Further detail will be added in due course.

"They shall not grow old as we are left to grow old, Age shall not weary them nor the years condemn, At the going down of the sun and in the morning, We will remember them."