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Airborne Assault - the new Museum of The Parachute Regiment and Airborne Forces is now open. Admission concessions available to AEA members, show your AEA membership card at the door to get 2 for 1 admission More
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Woodbridge Town Council photo gallery of the 23 Engr Regt Freedom Parade
Unofficial Site for 9 Parachute Squadron Royal Engineers
Ex Airborne Forces As an Airborne site for all ex and serving members of Airborne Forces, this site is dedicated to bringing you Airborne related articles from both past and present.
Our main aim is to offer help, support and information for Ex Airborne brothers. We provide information for people who suffer from PTSD. We also have a 24 hour contact number that truly is 24/7, all calls are answered
The 299 Association was formed to provide contact between old and new comrades in arms who have achieved Airborne or Commando status within 299 Troop RE.
The Association's aims are to promote and encourage social events for its members and where possible relieve any hardship or distress suffered by them or their dependants. The Association is also dedicated to promoting and maintaining contact with other Airborne and Commando Associations and Troops currently within 131 Independent Commando Squadron RE and 299 Parachute Squadron RE
The Association's aims are to promote and encourage social events for its members and where possible relieve any hardship or distress suffered by them or their dependants. The Association is also dedicated to promoting and maintaining contact with other Airborne and Commando Associations and Troops currently within 131 Independent Commando Squadron RE and 299 Parachute Squadron RE
11 Independent Field Squadron Terendak Malaya
My Time served in Royal Engineers
This site is run by Hank Lawrence for the purpose of reuniting old comrades that he served with over his twelve years in the army from 1958 aged 15 to 1969 aged 27.
My Time served in Royal Engineers
This site is run by Hank Lawrence for the purpose of reuniting old comrades that he served with over his twelve years in the army from 1958 aged 15 to 1969 aged 27.
"What is Help for Heroes about? It's about the blokes, our men and women. It's about Derri, a rugby player who lost both his legs, it's about Carl whose jaw is wired up so he has been drinking through a straw. It's about Richard who was handed a mobile phone as he lay on the stretcher so he could say goodbye to his wife. It's about Steven and Andy and Mark, it's about them all. They are just blokes but they are our blokes, they are our heroes. We want to help our heroes."
Bryn Parry
Appeal Chairman
Bryn Parry
Appeal Chairman
Royal Engineers Association Lanarkshire Branch Here on our web site we hope to give serving and retired Sappers news of events taking place primarily in the Lanarkshire area and hopefully some from wider afield. Our aim is to give an interesting view of what branch members do, events, some historical perspective and up to date news of the Corps of Royal Engineers. We also aim to provide information and links to web sites containing useful information for serving and retired Sappers
Parachute 2 Club membership is open to all past and present parachute trained personnel who have served at any time in or with the 2nd Battalion The Parachute Regiment
Contact Al Ashworth - Hon Club Secretary, Phone 01933 226 311
Contact Al Ashworth - Hon Club Secretary, Phone 01933 226 311
A quiet corner of the Palace Barracks Army base in Northern Ireland has become a poignant place of pilgrimage for the bereaved families of the security forces personnel in the troubles and other conflicts around the world. The immaculately kept one and a half acre memorial garden pays tribute to its fallen ...visit the web site
The Service Personnel and Veterans Agency aims to improve personnel, pensions, welfare and support services to members of the armed forces and veterans
UK Armed Forces Veterans Lapel Badge
Service before and during World War 2
Men and Women who served in HM Armed Forces before and/or during World War 2 are entitled to a Veterans Badge
Service after World War 2
Men and Women who enlisted in HM Armed Forces between 3rd September 1945 and 31st December 1994 are entitled to a Veterans Badge. There is no qualifying length of service
Posthumous requests
It is regrettable that the badge cannot be issued posthumously. The badge is a survivors badge, which is to be worn on civilian attire. The only exceptions are War Widows and Widowers who are in receipt of a War Widows/Widowers Pension paid by the Service Personnel and Veterans Agency
Service before and during World War 2
Men and Women who served in HM Armed Forces before and/or during World War 2 are entitled to a Veterans Badge
Service after World War 2
Men and Women who enlisted in HM Armed Forces between 3rd September 1945 and 31st December 1994 are entitled to a Veterans Badge. There is no qualifying length of service
Posthumous requests
It is regrettable that the badge cannot be issued posthumously. The badge is a survivors badge, which is to be worn on civilian attire. The only exceptions are War Widows and Widowers who are in receipt of a War Widows/Widowers Pension paid by the Service Personnel and Veterans Agency
The Red Paw Badge was worn by members of the Army Dog Unit Northern Ireland - a unique Army unit made up of volunteers from every Regiment/Corps, but disbanded in 2007 when the personnel were no longer required for 'the troubles' in Northern Ireland. The unit started in 1973 and the volunteer dog handlers trained and worked with dogs known as "Wagtails" (arms & explosives search dogs), "Snappers" (guard dogs) and "Groundhogs" (tracker dogs).
We are trying to contact the ex-dog handlers to join a recently formed Association. By next year we would like to have contacted enough of them for there to be sufficient numbers to take part in the Cenotaph march past in November - all the various regiments combined into one unit in their own right, representing the ADU NI, to honour their lads killed in NI (sometimes the dog as well). More
We are trying to contact the ex-dog handlers to join a recently formed Association. By next year we would like to have contacted enough of them for there to be sufficient numbers to take part in the Cenotaph march past in November - all the various regiments combined into one unit in their own right, representing the ADU NI, to honour their lads killed in NI (sometimes the dog as well). More