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Down Memory Lane - the early days of the SAS
The exploits of the Special Air Service Regiment in World War II are legendary and full of intrigue and fame. Eighteen-year-old Johnny Cooper volunteered for the SAS in 1941 and became one of “The Originals raised by David Stirling to conduct operations behind enemy lines.
Johnny took part in various raids in North Africa; collaborated with the Maquis in France and helped liberate Belsen with its horrific secret behind the wire.
He paraded at Hylands House in 1945 on the day the Regiment was
Johnny took part in various raids in North Africa; collaborated with the Maquis in France and helped liberate Belsen with its horrific secret behind the wire.
He paraded at Hylands House in 1945 on the day the Regiment was
7 for 7.30pm on Thursday 11 November in the Wessex Auditorium. The audience is requested to wear face masks.
Tickets at £15 per head available from
register.enthuse.com/ps/event/DownMemoryLaneTal
Tickets at £15 per head available from
register.enthuse.com/ps/event/DownMemoryLaneTal
Brentwood School, Middleton Hall Lane, Essex CM15 8EE
Thu 11 Nov 2021
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