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Map showing the Tunisian campaign.
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Map showing area of last battle for Tunis and Bizerta.
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Major General Frank King MBE and Lieutenant Colonel Adams MBE inspecting an extractor parachute.
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Men of 3 PARA in Nicosia, Cyprus beside the Hastings aircraft that will drop them at El Gamil airfield.
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Major Mike Walsh with a map of El Gamil airfield at a Suez lecture in 1996.
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Men sit nervously inside a cramped aircraft waiting to drop, New Delhi, India, 1941.
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Men emplaning onto a Wellington for their first jumps, India, November 1942.
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Men standing on wooden swing harness used for teaching parachute control.
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Men from No. 1 Indian Air Company squat on the floor outdoors and pack parachutes.
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Men from No. 1 Indian Air Company squat on the floor outdoors and pack parachutes.
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Men from No.1 Indian Air Company squat on the floor outdoors and pack loads for dropping.
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Men from No.1 Indian Air Company pack loads for dropping.
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Men from a parachute course in 1945 pose for the camera with their girlfriend's names written on their hats.
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Men receive their parachute wings in a presentation on successful completion of their jump training.
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Men of 1st Parachute Battalion line up to emplane an aircraft.
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Members of an early parachute course assemble prior to an aircraft descent.
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Men on balloon continuation training prior to Normandy and Arnhem, 1944
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Men of Russian Airborne Forces salute while on parade.
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Men of 1st Airborne Reconnaissance Sqn and Parachute Reg clean guns after withdrawal.
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Men of 1st Airborne Reconnaissance Sqn securing crossroads near Wolfheze. PIAT gun in foreground.
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Men of the second Airborne landing moving into Arnhem with guns and equipment.
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Men of 101st US Airborne Division on a horse and cart in Veghel.
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Member of 2nd Parachute Brigade negotiates rocky terrain near Cassino.
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Members of 2nd Parachute Brigade rest among rocks near Cassino.
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Map showing the 1st Airborne Division in Sicily and Italy, 1943.
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Map showing bridges along River Po for Operation Dragonfly.
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Memorial to 6th Parachute Battalion killed in action at Taranto harbour.
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Men of 2 PARA among rubble on a training exercise in 1993.
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Margaret Thatcher talks to troops around a table during a visit early on in the troubles.
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Men of 3 PARA D Company wait to move forward on rocky terrain.
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Major Mike Walsh OC A Coy 3 PARA observing for enemy while under fire, c1964.
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Men advancing to contact on rocky terrain.
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Members of 181 A/L Fd Amb at Bulford 28 February 1942 on return from Bruneval Raid
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Major JH Crosland during the Falklands campaign.
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Members of C Company, 2nd Parachute Battalion prior to the Bruneval raid, 1942.
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Map of positions taken up during the raid on Bruneval.
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Memorial marking where 11 Op Freshman soldiers were executed by Germans.
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