Memorial Operation Jedburgh

"S.F.

1944-1945
In Remembrance of the Jedburghs
who trained at Milton Hall, Peterborough
and fought with the Resistance giving
their lives in the struggle for freedom

Capt P. Angoulvent Fr
Sgt J.F. Austin Br
Capt P. Bloch-Auroch Fr
Capt M. Bossarie Fr
Maj J.H. Bonsall US
Capt A. Bourdes Fr
Sgt L.J. Bourgoin US
Maj H, Brinkgreve NL
Maj D.J.C. Britton Br
Capt A. Chaigneau Fr
Sgt P.M. Colvin Br
Sgt R.E. Cote US
Capt J. Delviche Fr
Cdt R. Desplechin Fr
Cdt M. Dubois Fr
Cdt M Fouere Fr
Sgt D, Gardner Br
S/Lt P. Gay Fr
Sgt L.E. Goddard US
Capt V.A. Gough Br
Capt J.L. Groenwoud NL
Lt J.M. Herenguel Fr
Gapt G. Marchant Br
Capt A. Martelli Fr
Capt T.A. Mellows Br
Maj C.M. Ogden-Smith Br
Capt L. Paris Fr
Capt J.F.D. Radice Br
Capt J. Roblot Fr
Lt P. Rousset Fr
Sgt C.A. Scptt US
Lt M. Sigaud Fr
Capt M. Stasse Fr
Lt L.E. Swank US
Capt P.C.H. Vickery Br
S/Lt R. Villebois Fr
Cdt G. Vuchot Fr

The Jedburghs were
a Special Forces Unit of 300 volunteers
who parachuted behind enemy lines
in small mixed-nationality teams
to take arms and support
to resistance fighters in Europe
and the Far East."

83 American, 90 British, 103 French, 5 Belgian and 5 Dutch personnel made up the 93 Jedburgh teams that parachuted into France and the 8 teams into the Netherlands on the night of 5/6th June 1944 to support Operation Overlord (D-Day)