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20230516_zia_c218_004 May 16, 2023, London, United Kingdom: Never-before-seen Second World War photos of the first SAS soldiers have been uncovered..They offer a rare pictorial glimpse into the day-to-day life of men who served in the Special Air Service, a highly classified special forces unit of the British Army formed in 1941..The 1940s images, described as â??an exceptional findâ??, appear in a unique photo album set for auction as part of a military collection relating to L/Cpl Gerald Hutchinson 1st SAS Regiment (1922-1989)..The album of unpublished photos from World War II and the post-war era show SAS troopers on manoeuvres in the desert of North Africa and later in ski uniforms during training exercises. It also contains photographs of renowned SAS commanding officer Paddy Mayne, plus other soldiers, some named..Mayne, from County Down, Ireland, was a founding member of the SAS. In addition, he was capped for Ireland and the British Lions at rugby union, was an amateur boxer and worked as a lawyer..During WW2, he became one of the British Army's most highly decorated soldiers. However, he was controversially denied a Victoria Cross. His acts of bravery included leading armoured Jeep squadrons through the front lines toward Oldenburg, Germany. He rescued wounded men and eliminated a German machine-gun position..A citation, approved by Field Marshal Bernard Montgomery, commander of the Allied 21st Army Group, recommended Mayne for the Victoria Cross. His â??brilliant military leadership and cool calculating courageâ?? and a â??single act of braveryâ?? were praised. However, the award was downgraded and Mayne received a third bar to his DSO..Mayne was also a lead character during the recent BBC dramatisation of the birth of the SAS - SAS Rogue Heroes..The military collection includes L/Cpl Hutchinsonâ??s full set of medals and corresponding miniatures, rare uniform cloth badges, scrapbooks, poems and associate (Credit Image: © Cover Images via ZUMA P

20230516_zia_c218_002 May 16, 2023, London, United Kingdom: Never-before-seen Second World War photos of the first SAS soldiers have been uncovered..They offer a rare pictorial glimpse into the day-to-day life of men who served in the Special Air Service, a highly classified special forces unit of the British Army formed in 1941..The 1940s images, described as â??an exceptional findâ??, appear in a unique photo album set for auction as part of a military collection relating to L/Cpl Gerald Hutchinson 1st SAS Regiment (1922-1989)..The album of unpublished photos from World War II and the post-war era show SAS troopers on manoeuvres in the desert of North Africa and later in ski uniforms during training exercises. It also contains photographs of renowned SAS commanding officer Paddy Mayne, plus other soldiers, some named..Mayne, from County Down, Ireland, was a founding member of the SAS. In addition, he was capped for Ireland and the British Lions at rugby union, was an amateur boxer and worked as a lawyer..During WW2, he became one of the British Army's most highly decorated soldiers. However, he was controversially denied a Victoria Cross. His acts of bravery included leading armoured Jeep squadrons through the front lines toward Oldenburg, Germany. He rescued wounded men and eliminated a German machine-gun position..A citation, approved by Field Marshal Bernard Montgomery, commander of the Allied 21st Army Group, recommended Mayne for the Victoria Cross. His â??brilliant military leadership and cool calculating courageâ?? and a â??single act of braveryâ?? were praised. However, the award was downgraded and Mayne received a third bar to his DSO..Mayne was also a lead character during the recent BBC dramatisation of the birth of the SAS - SAS Rogue Heroes..The military collection includes L/Cpl Hutchinsonâ??s full set of medals and corresponding miniatures, rare uniform cloth badges, scrapbooks, poems and associate (Credit Image: © Cover Images via ZUMA P

20230516_zia_c218_003 May 16, 2023, London, United Kingdom: Never-before-seen Second World War photos of the first SAS soldiers have been uncovered..They offer a rare pictorial glimpse into the day-to-day life of men who served in the Special Air Service, a highly classified special forces unit of the British Army formed in 1941..The 1940s images, described as â??an exceptional findâ??, appear in a unique photo album set for auction as part of a military collection relating to L/Cpl Gerald Hutchinson 1st SAS Regiment (1922-1989)..The album of unpublished photos from World War II and the post-war era show SAS troopers on manoeuvres in the desert of North Africa and later in ski uniforms during training exercises. It also contains photographs of renowned SAS commanding officer Paddy Mayne, plus other soldiers, some named..Mayne, from County Down, Ireland, was a founding member of the SAS. In addition, he was capped for Ireland and the British Lions at rugby union, was an amateur boxer and worked as a lawyer..During WW2, he became one of the British Army's most highly decorated soldiers. However, he was controversially denied a Victoria Cross. His acts of bravery included leading armoured Jeep squadrons through the front lines toward Oldenburg, Germany. He rescued wounded men and eliminated a German machine-gun position..A citation, approved by Field Marshal Bernard Montgomery, commander of the Allied 21st Army Group, recommended Mayne for the Victoria Cross. His â??brilliant military leadership and cool calculating courageâ?? and a â??single act of braveryâ?? were praised. However, the award was downgraded and Mayne received a third bar to his DSO..Mayne was also a lead character during the recent BBC dramatisation of the birth of the SAS - SAS Rogue Heroes..The military collection includes L/Cpl Hutchinsonâ??s full set of medals and corresponding miniatures, rare uniform cloth badges, scrapbooks, poems and associate (Credit Image: © Cover Images via ZUMA P

20230516_zia_c218_006 May 16, 2023, London, United Kingdom: Never-before-seen Second World War photos of the first SAS soldiers have been uncovered..They offer a rare pictorial glimpse into the day-to-day life of men who served in the Special Air Service, a highly classified special forces unit of the British Army formed in 1941..The 1940s images, described as â??an exceptional findâ??, appear in a unique photo album set for auction as part of a military collection relating to L/Cpl Gerald Hutchinson 1st SAS Regiment (1922-1989)..The album of unpublished photos from World War II and the post-war era show SAS troopers on manoeuvres in the desert of North Africa and later in ski uniforms during training exercises. It also contains photographs of renowned SAS commanding officer Paddy Mayne, plus other soldiers, some named..Mayne, from County Down, Ireland, was a founding member of the SAS. In addition, he was capped for Ireland and the British Lions at rugby union, was an amateur boxer and worked as a lawyer..During WW2, he became one of the British Army's most highly decorated soldiers. However, he was controversially denied a Victoria Cross. His acts of bravery included leading armoured Jeep squadrons through the front lines toward Oldenburg, Germany. He rescued wounded men and eliminated a German machine-gun position..A citation, approved by Field Marshal Bernard Montgomery, commander of the Allied 21st Army Group, recommended Mayne for the Victoria Cross. His â??brilliant military leadership and cool calculating courageâ?? and a â??single act of braveryâ?? were praised. However, the award was downgraded and Mayne received a third bar to his DSO..Mayne was also a lead character during the recent BBC dramatisation of the birth of the SAS - SAS Rogue Heroes..The military collection includes L/Cpl Hutchinsonâ??s full set of medals and corresponding miniatures, rare uniform cloth badges, scrapbooks, poems and associate (Credit Image: © Cover Images via ZUMA P

20230516_zia_c218_005 May 16, 2023, London, United Kingdom: Never-before-seen Second World War photos of the first SAS soldiers have been uncovered..They offer a rare pictorial glimpse into the day-to-day life of men who served in the Special Air Service, a highly classified special forces unit of the British Army formed in 1941..The 1940s images, described as â??an exceptional findâ??, appear in a unique photo album set for auction as part of a military collection relating to L/Cpl Gerald Hutchinson 1st SAS Regiment (1922-1989)..The album of unpublished photos from World War II and the post-war era show SAS troopers on manoeuvres in the desert of North Africa and later in ski uniforms during training exercises. It also contains photographs of renowned SAS commanding officer Paddy Mayne, plus other soldiers, some named..Mayne, from County Down, Ireland, was a founding member of the SAS. In addition, he was capped for Ireland and the British Lions at rugby union, was an amateur boxer and worked as a lawyer..During WW2, he became one of the British Army's most highly decorated soldiers. However, he was controversially denied a Victoria Cross. His acts of bravery included leading armoured Jeep squadrons through the front lines toward Oldenburg, Germany. He rescued wounded men and eliminated a German machine-gun position..A citation, approved by Field Marshal Bernard Montgomery, commander of the Allied 21st Army Group, recommended Mayne for the Victoria Cross. His â??brilliant military leadership and cool calculating courageâ?? and a â??single act of braveryâ?? were praised. However, the award was downgraded and Mayne received a third bar to his DSO..Mayne was also a lead character during the recent BBC dramatisation of the birth of the SAS - SAS Rogue Heroes..The military collection includes L/Cpl Hutchinsonâ??s full set of medals and corresponding miniatures, rare uniform cloth badges, scrapbooks, poems and associate (Credit Image: © Cover Images via ZUMA P

20230516_zia_c218_007 May 16, 2023, London, United Kingdom: Never-before-seen Second World War photos of the first SAS soldiers have been uncovered..They offer a rare pictorial glimpse into the day-to-day life of men who served in the Special Air Service, a highly classified special forces unit of the British Army formed in 1941..The 1940s images, described as â??an exceptional findâ??, appear in a unique photo album set for auction as part of a military collection relating to L/Cpl Gerald Hutchinson 1st SAS Regiment (1922-1989)..The album of unpublished photos from World War II and the post-war era show SAS troopers on manoeuvres in the desert of North Africa and later in ski uniforms during training exercises. It also contains photographs of renowned SAS commanding officer Paddy Mayne, plus other soldiers, some named..Mayne, from County Down, Ireland, was a founding member of the SAS. In addition, he was capped for Ireland and the British Lions at rugby union, was an amateur boxer and worked as a lawyer..During WW2, he became one of the British Army's most highly decorated soldiers. However, he was controversially denied a Victoria Cross. His acts of bravery included leading armoured Jeep squadrons through the front lines toward Oldenburg, Germany. He rescued wounded men and eliminated a German machine-gun position..A citation, approved by Field Marshal Bernard Montgomery, commander of the Allied 21st Army Group, recommended Mayne for the Victoria Cross. His â??brilliant military leadership and cool calculating courageâ?? and a â??single act of braveryâ?? were praised. However, the award was downgraded and Mayne received a third bar to his DSO..Mayne was also a lead character during the recent BBC dramatisation of the birth of the SAS - SAS Rogue Heroes..The military collection includes L/Cpl Hutchinsonâ??s full set of medals and corresponding miniatures, rare uniform cloth badges, scrapbooks, poems and associate (Credit Image: © Cover Images via ZUMA P

20230516_zia_c218_009 May 16, 2023, London, United Kingdom: Never-before-seen Second World War photos of the first SAS soldiers have been uncovered..They offer a rare pictorial glimpse into the day-to-day life of men who served in the Special Air Service, a highly classified special forces unit of the British Army formed in 1941..The 1940s images, described as â??an exceptional findâ??, appear in a unique photo album set for auction as part of a military collection relating to L/Cpl Gerald Hutchinson 1st SAS Regiment (1922-1989)..The album of unpublished photos from World War II and the post-war era show SAS troopers on manoeuvres in the desert of North Africa and later in ski uniforms during training exercises. It also contains photographs of renowned SAS commanding officer Paddy Mayne, plus other soldiers, some named..Mayne, from County Down, Ireland, was a founding member of the SAS. In addition, he was capped for Ireland and the British Lions at rugby union, was an amateur boxer and worked as a lawyer..During WW2, he became one of the British Army's most highly decorated soldiers. However, he was controversially denied a Victoria Cross. His acts of bravery included leading armoured Jeep squadrons through the front lines toward Oldenburg, Germany. He rescued wounded men and eliminated a German machine-gun position..A citation, approved by Field Marshal Bernard Montgomery, commander of the Allied 21st Army Group, recommended Mayne for the Victoria Cross. His â??brilliant military leadership and cool calculating courageâ?? and a â??single act of braveryâ?? were praised. However, the award was downgraded and Mayne received a third bar to his DSO..Mayne was also a lead character during the recent BBC dramatisation of the birth of the SAS - SAS Rogue Heroes..The military collection includes L/Cpl Hutchinsonâ??s full set of medals and corresponding miniatures, rare uniform cloth badges, scrapbooks, poems and associate (Credit Image: © Cover Images via ZUMA P

20230516_zia_c218_010 May 16, 2023, London, United Kingdom: Never-before-seen Second World War photos of the first SAS soldiers have been uncovered..They offer a rare pictorial glimpse into the day-to-day life of men who served in the Special Air Service, a highly classified special forces unit of the British Army formed in 1941..The 1940s images, described as â??an exceptional findâ??, appear in a unique photo album set for auction as part of a military collection relating to L/Cpl Gerald Hutchinson 1st SAS Regiment (1922-1989)..The album of unpublished photos from World War II and the post-war era show SAS troopers on manoeuvres in the desert of North Africa and later in ski uniforms during training exercises. It also contains photographs of renowned SAS commanding officer Paddy Mayne, plus other soldiers, some named..Mayne, from County Down, Ireland, was a founding member of the SAS. In addition, he was capped for Ireland and the British Lions at rugby union, was an amateur boxer and worked as a lawyer..During WW2, he became one of the British Army's most highly decorated soldiers. However, he was controversially denied a Victoria Cross. His acts of bravery included leading armoured Jeep squadrons through the front lines toward Oldenburg, Germany. He rescued wounded men and eliminated a German machine-gun position..A citation, approved by Field Marshal Bernard Montgomery, commander of the Allied 21st Army Group, recommended Mayne for the Victoria Cross. His â??brilliant military leadership and cool calculating courageâ?? and a â??single act of braveryâ?? were praised. However, the award was downgraded and Mayne received a third bar to his DSO..Mayne was also a lead character during the recent BBC dramatisation of the birth of the SAS - SAS Rogue Heroes..The military collection includes L/Cpl Hutchinsonâ??s full set of medals and corresponding miniatures, rare uniform cloth badges, scrapbooks, poems and associate (Credit Image: © Cover Images via ZUMA P

20230516_zia_c218_012 May 16, 2023, London, United Kingdom: Never-before-seen Second World War photos of the first SAS soldiers have been uncovered..They offer a rare pictorial glimpse into the day-to-day life of men who served in the Special Air Service, a highly classified special forces unit of the British Army formed in 1941..The 1940s images, described as â??an exceptional findâ??, appear in a unique photo album set for auction as part of a military collection relating to L/Cpl Gerald Hutchinson 1st SAS Regiment (1922-1989)..The album of unpublished photos from World War II and the post-war era show SAS troopers on manoeuvres in the desert of North Africa and later in ski uniforms during training exercises. It also contains photographs of renowned SAS commanding officer Paddy Mayne, plus other soldiers, some named..Mayne, from County Down, Ireland, was a founding member of the SAS. In addition, he was capped for Ireland and the British Lions at rugby union, was an amateur boxer and worked as a lawyer..During WW2, he became one of the British Army's most highly decorated soldiers. However, he was controversially denied a Victoria Cross. His acts of bravery included leading armoured Jeep squadrons through the front lines toward Oldenburg, Germany. He rescued wounded men and eliminated a German machine-gun position..A citation, approved by Field Marshal Bernard Montgomery, commander of the Allied 21st Army Group, recommended Mayne for the Victoria Cross. His â??brilliant military leadership and cool calculating courageâ?? and a â??single act of braveryâ?? were praised. However, the award was downgraded and Mayne received a third bar to his DSO..Mayne was also a lead character during the recent BBC dramatisation of the birth of the SAS - SAS Rogue Heroes..The military collection includes L/Cpl Hutchinsonâ??s full set of medals and corresponding miniatures, rare uniform cloth badges, scrapbooks, poems and associate (Credit Image: © Cover Images via ZUMA P

20230516_zia_c218_011 May 16, 2023, London, United Kingdom: Never-before-seen Second World War photos of the first SAS soldiers have been uncovered..They offer a rare pictorial glimpse into the day-to-day life of men who served in the Special Air Service, a highly classified special forces unit of the British Army formed in 1941..The 1940s images, described as â??an exceptional findâ??, appear in a unique photo album set for auction as part of a military collection relating to L/Cpl Gerald Hutchinson 1st SAS Regiment (1922-1989)..The album of unpublished photos from World War II and the post-war era show SAS troopers on manoeuvres in the desert of North Africa and later in ski uniforms during training exercises. It also contains photographs of renowned SAS commanding officer Paddy Mayne, plus other soldiers, some named..Mayne, from County Down, Ireland, was a founding member of the SAS. In addition, he was capped for Ireland and the British Lions at rugby union, was an amateur boxer and worked as a lawyer..During WW2, he became one of the British Army's most highly decorated soldiers. However, he was controversially denied a Victoria Cross. His acts of bravery included leading armoured Jeep squadrons through the front lines toward Oldenburg, Germany. He rescued wounded men and eliminated a German machine-gun position..A citation, approved by Field Marshal Bernard Montgomery, commander of the Allied 21st Army Group, recommended Mayne for the Victoria Cross. His â??brilliant military leadership and cool calculating courageâ?? and a â??single act of braveryâ?? were praised. However, the award was downgraded and Mayne received a third bar to his DSO..Mayne was also a lead character during the recent BBC dramatisation of the birth of the SAS - SAS Rogue Heroes..The military collection includes L/Cpl Hutchinsonâ??s full set of medals and corresponding miniatures, rare uniform cloth badges, scrapbooks, poems and associate (Credit Image: © Cover Images via ZUMA P

20230516_zia_c218_008 May 16, 2023, London, United Kingdom: This image shows: Paddy Mayne...Never-before-seen Second World War photos of the first SAS soldiers have been uncovered..They offer a rare pictorial glimpse into the day-to-day life of men who served in the Special Air Service, a highly classified special forces unit of the British Army formed in 1941..The 1940s images, described as â??an exceptional findâ??, appear in a unique photo album set for auction as part of a military collection relating to L/Cpl Gerald Hutchinson 1st SAS Regiment (1922-1989)..The album of unpublished photos from World War II and the post-war era show SAS troopers on manoeuvres in the desert of North Africa and later in ski uniforms during training exercises. It also contains photographs of renowned SAS commanding officer Paddy Mayne, plus other soldiers, some named..Mayne, from County Down, Ireland, was a founding member of the SAS. In addition, he was capped for Ireland and the British Lions at rugby union, was an amateur boxer and worked as a lawyer..During WW2, he became one of the British Army's most highly decorated soldiers. However, he was controversially denied a Victoria Cross. His acts of bravery included leading armoured Jeep squadrons through the front lines toward Oldenburg, Germany. He rescued wounded men and eliminated a German machine-gun position..A citation, approved by Field Marshal Bernard Montgomery, commander of the Allied 21st Army Group, recommended Mayne for the Victoria Cross. His â??brilliant military leadership and cool calculating courageâ?? and a â??single act of braveryâ?? were praised. However, the award was downgraded and Mayne received a third bar to his DSO..Mayne was also a lead character during the recent BBC dramatisation of the birth of the SAS - SAS Rogue Heroes..The military collection includes L/Cpl Hutchinsonâ??s full set of medals and corresponding miniatures, rare uniform cloth badges, (Credit Image: © Cover Images via ZUMA P

20230516_zia_c218_014 May 16, 2023, London, United Kingdom: This image shows: Gerald Hutchinson...Never-before-seen Second World War photos of the first SAS soldiers have been uncovered..They offer a rare pictorial glimpse into the day-to-day life of men who served in the Special Air Service, a highly classified special forces unit of the British Army formed in 1941..The 1940s images, described as â??an exceptional findâ??, appear in a unique photo album set for auction as part of a military collection relating to L/Cpl Gerald Hutchinson 1st SAS Regiment (1922-1989)..The album of unpublished photos from World War II and the post-war era show SAS troopers on manoeuvres in the desert of North Africa and later in ski uniforms during training exercises. It also contains photographs of renowned SAS commanding officer Paddy Mayne, plus other soldiers, some named..Mayne, from County Down, Ireland, was a founding member of the SAS. In addition, he was capped for Ireland and the British Lions at rugby union, was an amateur boxer and worked as a lawyer..During WW2, he became one of the British Army's most highly decorated soldiers. However, he was controversially denied a Victoria Cross. His acts of bravery included leading armoured Jeep squadrons through the front lines toward Oldenburg, Germany. He rescued wounded men and eliminated a German machine-gun position..A citation, approved by Field Marshal Bernard Montgomery, commander of the Allied 21st Army Group, recommended Mayne for the Victoria Cross. His â??brilliant military leadership and cool calculating courageâ?? and a â??single act of braveryâ?? were praised. However, the award was downgraded and Mayne received a third bar to his DSO..Mayne was also a lead character during the recent BBC dramatisation of the birth of the SAS - SAS Rogue Heroes..The military collection includes L/Cpl Hutchinsonâ??s full set of medals and corresponding miniatures, rare uniform cloth b (Credit Image: © Cover Images via ZUMA P

20230516_zia_c218_013 May 16, 2023, London, United Kingdom: This image shows: Gerald Hutchinson...Never-before-seen Second World War photos of the first SAS soldiers have been uncovered..They offer a rare pictorial glimpse into the day-to-day life of men who served in the Special Air Service, a highly classified special forces unit of the British Army formed in 1941..The 1940s images, described as â??an exceptional findâ??, appear in a unique photo album set for auction as part of a military collection relating to L/Cpl Gerald Hutchinson 1st SAS Regiment (1922-1989)..The album of unpublished photos from World War II and the post-war era show SAS troopers on manoeuvres in the desert of North Africa and later in ski uniforms during training exercises. It also contains photographs of renowned SAS commanding officer Paddy Mayne, plus other soldiers, some named..Mayne, from County Down, Ireland, was a founding member of the SAS. In addition, he was capped for Ireland and the British Lions at rugby union, was an amateur boxer and worked as a lawyer..During WW2, he became one of the British Army's most highly decorated soldiers. However, he was controversially denied a Victoria Cross. His acts of bravery included leading armoured Jeep squadrons through the front lines toward Oldenburg, Germany. He rescued wounded men and eliminated a German machine-gun position..A citation, approved by Field Marshal Bernard Montgomery, commander of the Allied 21st Army Group, recommended Mayne for the Victoria Cross. His â??brilliant military leadership and cool calculating courageâ?? and a â??single act of braveryâ?? were praised. However, the award was downgraded and Mayne received a third bar to his DSO..Mayne was also a lead character during the recent BBC dramatisation of the birth of the SAS - SAS Rogue Heroes..The military collection includes L/Cpl Hutchinsonâ??s full set of medals and corresponding miniatures, rare uniform cloth b (Credit Image: © Cover Images via ZUMA P