Links
The Airborne Network
The Airborne Network will act as a notice board for such Airborne related activities as are notified to it by RHQ PARA and any regular or reserve Airborne unit. Those who register with the Network will receive, via email, news and information from the Airborne Community.
16 Air Assault Brigade
The newest and largest brigade in the British Army, and its primary rapid reaction formation, equipped and manned for any eventuality.
Pegasus Journal
Pegasus is the Regimental Journal of the Parachute Regiment and is published three times a year with two Journals and one YEARBOOK. The YEARBOOK is now dedicated to the PRA and the Journals also carry important PRA news as well as Obituaries and Last Post. Subscription details through this link.
The Airborne Shop
Online sales of books, prints, clothing and memorabilia. All the profits from our sales go to various Airborne Forces Charities.
Airborne Forces Charities
Airborne Forces Charities supports serving members of the Parachute Regiment and associated forces by funding projects aimed at improving morale and esprit de corps. It also helps the other regimental charities in achieving their objectives.
'The Airborne' Malt Whisky
This fine product - a 10 year old Speyside Single Malt Scotch Whisky - is being marketed by a group of our Scottish supporters to raise funds for Airborne Assault.
10 Parachute Regiment
Formed in 1982 by the Thatcher Government, The Home Service Force (HSF) was intended purely as a Home Defence unit to be use to guard key points throughout the UK. After disbandment in 1993, many HSF units formed their own associations ... the website is now a focus point for any Parachute Regiment trained soldier.
The Red Devils - The Parachute Regiment Freefall team
This brand new, user-friendly website aims to keep you up to date with all of the team's exciting adventures with regularly updated News articles and details of forthcoming Events that the team will be appearing at.
Imperial War Museum - Duxford
Duxford is Europe's premier aviation museum - as well as having one of the finest collections of tanks, military vehicles and naval exhibits in the country.
The Airborne Museum in Oosterbeek, Netherlands
The Museum, set in the restored British headquarters building (Hartenstein hotel) shows the course of events at Arnhem and Oosterbeek, during Operation Market-Garden, September 1944.
The Airborne & Special Operations Museum, Fayetteville, USA
The Airborne & Special Operations Museum at fort Bragg, Fayetteville, North Carolina provides a unique educational experience on United States history and basic core values through the preservation, interpretation and recognition of U.S. Army airborne and special operations history, equipment, technology, legend, art and weaponry.
Musée des Parachutistes à Pau
The French paratroopers' museum in Pau represents 70 years of French airborne history from 1935 to the present day.
The museum tour divides into 5 periods: the precursors, the 2nd WW, the Indochinese war, the Algérian war and the contemporary world.
Canadian Airborne Forces Museum
Visitors will discover the heroic stories of the 1st Canadian Parachute Battalion and the famous “Devil’s Brigade” – the First Special Service Force, Cold War Units and the Canadian Airborne Regiment.
Pathfinder Parachute Group Poppy Drop
A group of supporters is planning a mass parachute drop from Dakotas and a drop of thousands of poppies over the Arnhem DZ to commemorate the 65th anniversary in 2009. This will raise money for the Royal British Legion and Airborne Assault. There will be a trial run at Arnhem in September 2008.
Terence Cuneo Fine Arts
Terence Cuneo Fine Arts carries a wide selection of signed and unsigned prints by this much-loved artist
David Shepherd Wildlife Foundation
This foundation created by David Shepherd, the renowned wildlife, aviation, rail and military artist - who painted the iconic image of 'Arnhem Bridge 5pm' - has many of his wonderful prints on sale to help its aims of protect endangered species in Africa and Asia
Palace Barracks Memorial Garden
A quiet corner of a Holywood Army base has become a poignant place of pilgrimage for the bereaved families of security force personnel killed in the Troubles and other conflicts around the world.
The foundations for the memorial garden in Palace Barracks were laid in 1994.The memorial stones themselves are all made from South Africa granite.Garden and website are maintained on a voluntary basis. The custodian and webmaster are both former soldiers.
