Airborne Engineers Association
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        Airborne Engineers Association  
9 Parachute Squadron Royal Engineers 
299 Association 
 299 Parachute Squadron Royal Engineers (V) 
         23 Engineer Regiment (Air Assault)  
 The Royal Engineers Association 
                   4 Parachute Squadron Royal Engineers 
   Parachute Regimental Association (Lothian Branch) 
        Parachute Regimental Association (Aberdeen Branch) 
   10 Para HSF
The Parachute Regiment
 
The Parachute Regimental Association 
 

The British Airborne Forces Club. This is an Airborne website for all Ex and currently serving members of the British Airborne Forces. This site is dedicated to bringing you Airborne related articles, from both the past and present day.
 

 
Welcome to the new look "Parachute Regiment" website ... this site is now split into two ... "10 Para / HSF" and "The Parachute Regiment" originally this site was for 10 Para HSF, but it has become recognised as a Regimental site, I get inquires from ex/serving members and their families asking for information, we have become a hub for  "The Airborne Brotherhood" ... want anything added, just ask ... Enjoy our site. 
Parachute Course Administration Unit 
     Military Sites: History (Military) Web sites: A list and links to Military   History    Web Sites:  History of The Royal Engineers in Vancouver Island and British Columbia.    
     131 Indep Cdo Sqn RE(V) Badge131 Independent Commando Squadron
Royal Engineers (v)
 
 Belgium Para Commando Website 
Service Personnel and Veterans Agency: (SPVA)
Supporting Services Through Life Service Personnel and Veterans Agency
 
 

Mesothelioma

 

The Mesothelioma Cancer Network is a great source of information on this rare type of cancer.  
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What manner of men are these who wear the red beret?
They are firstly, all volunteers and are then toughened by hard physical training. As a result they have that infectious optimism and that offensive eagerness which comes from physical well being. They have jumped from the air and by doing so have conquered fear.

Their duty lies in the van of battle; they are proud of their honour and have never failed in any task. They have the highest standards in all things whether it be skills in battle or smartness in execution of all peacetime duties.

They have shown themselves to be as tenacious and determined in defence as they are courageous in attack. They are in fact, men apart.

Every Man an Emperor."

Field Marshall the Viscount Montgomery of Alamein.

 

 

         

 
   
 

 

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