SAS Specific:
* not all World War II specific (SAS standards have remained constant. Other period books for referencing.)

	Cooper, Johnny.  One of the Originals.  Autobiography of a Founding Member of "L" Detachment
	Draman, Peter.  A-Z of the SAS.  (Probably the best encyclopedia of the SAS.  May only be available in UK.)
	Geraghty, Tony.  Inside the SAS (also titled "Who Dares Wins")
	Kemp, Anthony.  The SAS at War 1941-1945 and  SAS, Savage Wars of Peace 1945-Present (First title is concerned mostly with  WWII Operations.  Second title covers WWII through the 1980's and has excellent photos which may be utilized in equipping our members.)
	Kennedy, Michael Paul. He Who Dares
	Hunter, Robin. True Stories of the SAS (includes WW II operations)
	Cowles, Virginia. The Phantom Major (WW II specific)
	Jeapes, Tony. SAS Secret War
	Shortt, James G.  The Special Air Service.  Osprey Men at Arms Series.
	Welsted, Ian.  SAS: With the Maquis.  (Written by one of the Officers who took part in Operation Houndsworth)
	McCue, Paul.  SAS: Operation Bulbasket.
	McNab, Andy.  Immediate Action
	McNab, Andy Bravo Two Zero
	Hoe, Alan.  David Stirling
	Warner, Philip.  Phantom.  (GHQ & Liason Regiment)

Others:

	Blandford, Edmund L.  Hitlers Second Army:  The Waffen SS.
	Cookridge, E.H.  Inside SOE
	Cookridge, E.H. They Came From the Sky
	Dunnigan, James.  Dirty Little Secrets of WWII
	Hastings, Max.  Das Reich:  The March of the Second SS Panzer Division Through France.  ( gives the German view of Operation Bulbasket.)
	Ponting, Clive:  Armageddon:  The Reality Behind the Distortions, Myths, Lies and Illusions of WWII.
	Ryan, Cornelius.  The Longest Day

Films:

	The Longest Day.  French SAS appear in para drop linking up with Resistance and blow up German train in one of the segments of the film.
	Cockleshell Heroes.  True story of Royal Marine raid in WWII
	The Hill.  Portrays of British soldiers in a disciplinary camp in North Africa in WWII
	Final Option.   Deals with SAS in 1980s.  Based on Iranian Embassy Siege