Department is obvious. Not less impressive is the respect which all members of his group, scattered as it is all over India and China, have for his judgement; the faith they have in his capacity to produce the right solution for all problems; and the personal affection in which he is held. By the end of the war, Mackenzie's command had expanded to the extent that he was responsible for 33,000 agents and auxiliaries in South East Asia. Later years After the war, Mackenzie was appointed to head the Economic Mission to Greece, but was prevented by ill health from taking up his post. He returned to J. and P. Coats, until retiring to the Isle of Skye. Mackenzie, a knowledgeable collector of books, also served as Chairman of the Scottish committee of the Arts Council, in which capacity he did much to encourage the creation of the Scottish Ballet. Family In 1940, Mackenzie married Evelyn Clodagh Meade (1916–2001), the daughter of Charles Francis Meade and Aileen Hilda Brodrick. They had one daughter. Sources Who was Who (1981-1990) Special Forces, Burma Star Association website. External links Imperial War Museum Interview from 1986 1898 births 1986 deaths Companions of the Order of St Michael and St George 20th-century Scottish businesspeople British Special Operations Executive personnel Scots Guards officers British Army personnel of World War I People educated at Eton College People educated at Summer Fields School Alumni of King's College, Cambridge