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No. 30 Commando

No. 30 Commando, from 1943 to 1946 known as 30 Assault Unit ("30AU"), was a British Commando unit during the Second World War, originally formed to gather intelligence.

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Active
1942–1946
Branch
Royal Marines, Royal Navy, British Army, RAF, and attached civilian specialists.
Country
United Kingdom
Engagements
Second World War
Motto
"Attain by Surprise"
Nickname
"Red Indians"

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No. 30 Commando

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Edges73
Triples11
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.027027
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No. 30 Commando

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Active · 1
No. 30 Commando → 1942–1946
Branch · 1
No. 30 Commando → Royal Marines, Royal Navy, British Army, RAF, and attached civilian specialists.
Country · 1
No. 30 Commando → United Kingdom
Engagements · 1
No. 30 Commando → Second World War
Motto · 1
No. 30 Commando → "Attain by Surprise"
Nickname · 1
No. 30 Commando → "Red Indians"
Notable commanders · 1
No. 30 Commando → Lieutenant Commander Quintin Theodore Petroe Molesworth Riley
Part of · 1
No. 30 Commando → Combined Operations
Role · 1
No. 30 Commando → Raiding to gather intelligence
Size · 1
No. 30 Commando → 120 all ranks

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unit 30au commando 30 intelligence assault capture captured part war 1942 operations british naval documents however took known 1946 army

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
No. 30 CommandoActive1942–19461.00infobox
No. 30 CommandoBranchRoyal Marines, Royal Navy, British Army, RAF, and attached civilian specialists.1.00infobox
No. 30 CommandoCountryUnited Kingdom1.00infobox
No. 30 CommandoEngagementsSecond World War1.00infobox
No. 30 CommandoMotto"Attain by Surprise"1.00infobox
No. 30 CommandoNickname"Red Indians"1.00infobox
No. 30 CommandoNotable commandersLieutenant Commander Quintin Theodore Petroe Molesworth Riley1.00infobox
No. 30 CommandoPart ofCombined Operations1.00infobox
No. 30 CommandoRoleRaiding to gather intelligence1.00infobox
No. 30 CommandoSize120 all ranks1.00infobox
No. 30 CommandoTypeCommando1.00infobox

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