British commando

British commandos were elite military units formed during World War II to conduct special operations behind enemy lines. Skilled in guerrilla tactics, sabotage, reconnaissance, and amphibious assaults, they operated with a high degree of independence and adaptability. Trained rigorously, they often undertook missions that required stealth, precision, and bravery, such as raiding enemy installations or gathering intelligence. The commando units played a crucial role in weakening enemy forces and supporting larger Allied strategies. Their success helped establish the reputation of British special forces, influencing future military special operations worldwide.