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The Parachute Regiment and Airborne Forces Museum

Address:

Browning Barracks,
ALDERSHOT,
Hants GU11 2BU.

Telephone: 01252 349619

How to Find The Museum

One of the many dioramas in The Airborne Forces MuseumThe history of those who fought as part of Airborne Forces is realistically portrayed in their Museum in Aldershot. The Museum was officially opened in March 1969 by Field Marshall Montgomery. It traces the history of British Airborne Forces since their beginning in 1940 to the present day. With the help of weapons, equipment, dioramas and briefing models we tell the story of the many actions in which members of the Parachute Regiment and other Airborne soldiers took part; the early raids, D-Day, Arnhem, Rhine Crossing and the post-war campaigns such as the Falklands. The museum organises 3 lectures a year, usually related to Airborne topics. If you would like to be on our mailing list please contact the Museum. The Museum is located in Browning Barracks, Aldershot just off the A325 Farnborough – Farnham Road and easily recognised by the Dakota aeroplane in front of it.

Opening times: 10.00 – 4.30pm (last entry 3.45pm)
Saturdays/Sundays/Bank Holidays: 10.00 – 4.00pm*(last admission 3.15pm)
Admission £3.00 (Adults)
£1.00 (Children/Senior Citizens)
* Please Confirm Weekend & Bank Holiday openings before travelling
Groups by arrangement
Curator: Mrs Tina Pittock

Please note the museum is located inside Browning Barracks. Upon arrival at the main gate you will be asked by the Guard to produce some form of photgraph identity/driving licence/PRA card. When requested, please assist the guard by producing some form of I.D. Failure to provide I.D. can lead to your entry being denied and ultimately a wasted journey. Please understand this action is in the interest of security and not a measure to obstruct visitors.

 

Miscellaneous Information

Airborne Forces Charities

This particular model is of a WWII German Fallschirmjaeger

Airborne Forces Charities raises money for the Airborne Forces Security Fund, the Airborne Forces Museum Income comes from Covenanted Donations and other Fund raising activities. Regimental and miscellaneous Airborne items are available from the Airborne Forces Museum Shop. Mail orders are welcome for the extensive range of clothing, books, prints and other souvenirs; please send your order to:

The Airborne Forces Shop (ABP Retail) Ltd
Browning Barracks, ALDERSHOT, Hants GU11 2BU

Telephone: 01252 310304
E-Mail: info@airborneshop.com
Website: http://www.airborneshop.com/

Airborne Forces Charities have appointed a Charites Coordinator

Contact  details are:
 
Postal Address:
 
Charities Coordinator
Regimental Headquarters
The Parachute Regiment 
Flagstaff House
4 Napier Road 
Colchester 
Essex
CO2 7SW 
 
Telephone:
01206 782290
Fax:
01206 782219

E-mail:

mailto:afcharities@btconnect.com

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