Sunday will be the 65th Anniversary of the Dieppe Raid.
Another day at the office for the British but a tragic Day for Canada.
An historic day for the USA as it was the first time their ground forces fought on mainland Europe in WW2.
Has anyone a list of those 50 US Rangers and how many of them survived the war?
I've asked on another Forum but we have more Americans here so maybe I'll get a result.
I'll be on holiday down the coast from Dieppe soon but not sure I'll be able to get there for the 19th.

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Still looking on the web but this very cheap book's blurb on the US Amazon claims it has the name of every WW2 Ranger (as far as possible).:
Amazon.co.uk: Rangers in World War II: Books: Robert W. Black

US Blurb & 'search inside':
Amazon.com: Rangers in World War II: Books: Robert W. Black

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"Wars cannot be fought with dream stuff" - Sir Percy Hobart.

Duuuh!

Amrit posted a link to a full list on this thread:
Rangers on the Dieppe Raid

(Found the thread on Google... serve me right for not searching here properly... again .)

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"Wars cannot be fought with dream stuff" - Sir Percy Hobart.

I was looking at that site yesterday.
Didn't find that page though.
Cheers chap.

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