text: One of the LRDG's Chevrolet WB trucks is displayed in the Imperial War Museum in London. It was presented to the museum by the LRDG Association, after being recovered from the Libyan desert in 1983 by David Lloyd Owen, by then a retired Major General and chairman of the Association. It is preserved in the condition in which it was discovered, rusted but largely intact.
  As of 2022, there is only one surviving member of the group, Jack Mann.
  Notable personnel
  Ronald Joseph Moore, leader of the "Moore's March" of LRDG survivors through the Libyan desert
  Popular culture
  Sea of Sand (1958). Film depicting an L.R.D.G. patrol mission behind-enemy-lines on the eve of the Second Battle of El Alamein.
  Play Dirty (1969). Film based in part on the L.R.D.G.'s activities, depicting a behind-enemy-lines raid upon an Afrika Corps installation.
  Gli scorpioni del deserto (1969–92). Comic book series by Hugo Pratt and others.
  Killing Rommel (2008). A historical fiction novel by Steven Pressfield depicting the L.R.D.G's activities.
  Lost in Libya – In Search of the Long Range Desert Group (2009). Television documentary film tracing three L.R.D.G. lorries that were abandoned at Gebel Sherif in Southern Libya in 1941 after the unit's first encounter with its Italian equivalent the Autosahariana. Includes archival film of the L.R.D.G. in action. First aired on ANZAC day, 25 April 2009 on Television New Zealand.
  SAS: Rogue Heroes (2022). A British television historical drama series.
  Undaunted: North Africa (2020). A board game about historical battles in North Africa, between the L.R.D.G. and Italy