I believe that Brigadier General Theodore III Roosevelt was stationed in our English Village of Hurley, Berkshire, UK prior to D-Day. He lived in Hurley House and opposite his quarters was the SOE Code Station Victor. My back garden, a few houses away was taken over as their Motor Pool and my House was occupied by the Auxiliary Fire Brigade, this is a TINY Village. Across the River (Thames) is RAF Medmenham which was where all the Photo Recce pictures were developed. These were then sent across the river by rope ferry across to the village. Q. Does anyone have anymore info. on this war hero, who landed on D Day aged 56? Highly decorated and popular soldier by all local accounts. Any info. appreciated Trevor Hart, Hurley.