Army & Royal Marine Commando Para operations during WW2

Hello I'm interested in Army & Royal Marine Commando Para operations during WW2.

I have some information on 10 Independent Cdo (Market Garden), 12 Cdo & a little on 4 Cdo & 45 Cdo RM Airborne LO's supporting D'day parachute op's.

Can anyone help with information or provide suggestions for my research. Any help greatly appreciated, cheers Jon.

The story of 45 Royal Marines Commando has the story where on D day Lt Peter Winston E troop 45 jumped in as LO with 6th Airborne. Overshot the DZ and went on the run behind the lines until he got back to 45.

10 Inter Allied Commando had ranks on Operation Market Garden. There?s a pair of commando SV boots in the museum in Oosterbeek.

Try Paradata for info on Airborne operations.

Hi Craig thanks for getting back to me & for the ParaData tip. Cheers Jon

From Churchill's records:-
''Following Churchill's wishes for "a corps of at least 5,000 parachute troops, suitably organised and equipped" a Parachute Training School was established at Ringway Airport near Manchester, and No 2 Commando was chosen for the first training in parachute duties; the regiment quickly growing into the 11th Special Air Service Battalion and ultimately, on the 1st August 1942, the Parachute Regiment. By the end of World War Two, the Regiment comprised 17 battalions".
Kevin