To get the thread at least a little back on track after doing my best to derail it, I just got done reading The SAS in World War II by Gavin Mortimer:
It was a decent book but a little dry, a relatively straightforward history but left me wanting a little more at just a little over 200 pages. Still, a good and complete history of the SAS in WWII.

It was a decent book but a little dry, a relatively straightforward history but left me wanting a little more at just a little over 200 pages. Still, a good and complete history of the SAS in WWII.