Commemorate

Information board installed in 2021 in Wanborough Great Barn, commemorating STS 5 at adjacent Wanborough Manor near Guildford, Surrey.
Assisted by funding from the Gerry Holdsworth Special Forces Charitable Trust and Guildford Borough Council.
In partnership with the Wanborough Great Barn Management Committee.

Information board unveiled in 2021 near Bellasis, STS 2 on Box Hill in Surrey.
Assisted by funding from the Gerry Holdsworth Special Forces Charitable Trust and Mole Valley District Council.
In partnership with the landowner, the National Trust.

An example of plaques that we have created in memory of individual agents – for Section Officer Yvonne Cormeau, radio operator in occupied France, F Section, SOE.
This plaque is now placed on Holbein House, adjacent to 16 Holbein Place, London SW1W 8NL.

Our information board commemorating the WW2 camp and training of the Special Raiding Squadron of 1st SAS, commander by Major Blair “Paddy” Mayne. Unveiled 8th June 2023.
With grateful thanks to Brigadier General (Res) Erez David Maisel, Colonel Richard Hecht, IDF, IDF International Co-operation Unit, Kibbutz Gesher HaZiv, 22 SAS Regiment and Jane Storey.
One of a series of plaques and information boards planned throughout Israel covering British intelligence and special forces during WW2 in what was than Mandate Palestine.
Generously funded by the Gerry Holdsworth Special Forces Charitable Trust.

Our SECRET WW2 blue plaque on the former house of Lt-Colonel André Hue – French resistance, SOE F Section, Far East Jedburgh, postwar Parachute Regiment and SIS/MI6 officer. Unveiled 17th July 2023.
Another initiative kindly funded by the Gerry Holdsworth Special Forces Charitable Trust.
Grateful thanks to: Gordon and Jackie Rees for agreeing to host the plaque; Lt-Commander Mathieu Kuhn of the French Navy (representing the Embassy of France); Nikki Bennett, (daughter of André Hue), the Bennett family and friends including Lt-Colonel (ret’d) Ewan Southby-Tailyour. It would not have been possible without our helpers on the day – Carol Browne, Ian Titman and Joy Hanauer – and a big pat on the back to Trevor Butterworth, long-term subscribed Friend of SECRET WW2, from whom the project originated.