Jock Lewes
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30 December, 1941
Lieutenant John Steel 'Jock' Lewes died near 'Marble Arch' (El Gaus; Arco dei Fileni) in Libya during an SAS/Long Range Desert Group raid. He was reportedly hit in the thigh by a 20 mm cannon round while returning fire from attacking Italian and German aircraft.
28 October, 1939
John Steel Lewes joined the Welsh Guards.
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Birth in Calcutta, India
December 21, 1913
John Steel Lewes, known as Jock, was born in Calcutta, India, to British parents. His early life was spent in a comfortable, colonial environment. Though born in India, he would later be educated in Britain and his early experiences likely instilled a sense of adventure and a familiarity with different cultures, traits that would later serve him well in his military career.
Education at Radley College
1927-1932
Lewes attended Radley College, a prestigious boarding school in Oxfordshire. He excelled academically and athletically, demonstrating leadership qualities and a strong sense of determination. His time at Radley shaped his character and provided him with a solid foundation for his future endeavors.
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British Army officer, key figure in the formation and early operations of the Special Air Service (SAS), inventor of the Lewes bomb (a plastic explosive grenade).