Commando Memorial

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The Commando Memorial is a prominent bronze monument in the Scottish Highlands honoring the British Commandos of World War II, overlooking the training areas where they were based.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf bronze monument
outdoor sculpture
war memorial
associatedWith Achnacarry Commando Basic Training Centre NERFINISHED
British Army Commandos NERFINISHED
Royal Marines Commandos NERFINISHED
category Bronze sculpture in Scotland
Military monument and memorial in Scotland
World War II memorial in Scotland
commemorates Commandos of World War II
country Scotland
dateOfListing 1971
designer Scott Sutherland NERFINISHED
faces Aonach Beag NERFINISHED
Aonach Mòr NERFINISHED
Ben Nevis NERFINISHED
features three Commando figures
hasNearbyFeature Garden of Remembrance NERFINISHED
area with crosses and personal tributes
hasPart inscribed plaques
stone plinth
hasView Great Glen NERFINISHED
Nevis Range NERFINISHED
height about 5.2 metres
heritageStatus Category A listed building
honours British Commandos NERFINISHED
inscription In memory of the officers and men of the Commandos who died in the Second World War 1939–1945
latitude 56.889
listingAuthority Historic Environment Scotland NERFINISHED
location near Spean Bridge
longitude -4.921
material bronze
municipality Highland council area NERFINISHED
near A82 road NERFINISHED
Spean Bridge village NERFINISHED
overlooks former Commando training areas at Achnacarry
owner Highland Council NERFINISHED
region Scottish Highlands NERFINISHED
sculptor Scott Sutherland NERFINISHED
subjectOfStatue three soldiers in battledress
touristAttraction yes
unveiledBy Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother NERFINISHED
unveilingDate 1952-09-27
usedAs gathering place for veterans and families
site for remembrance ceremonies
war World War II NERFINISHED
yearOfCompletion 1952

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Spean Bridge near Commando Memorial