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WWII 82nd Airborne poster |
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paratrooper jump video from
www.infantry.army.mil |
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Heartland
Airborne Memorial |
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The Static
Line |
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The Dropzone |
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The
Dropzone -Europe |
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Red Hat
Chapter web site. This Site is dedicated to all
Military Parachute Riggers of all Nations, both
Active Duty, Honorably Discharged, Reserve and National
Guard. |
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Airborne and Special
Operations Museum Foundation |
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American
Airborne Association, publisher of the
Airborne
Quarterly magazine |
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Paratrooper.net
(Airborne on the Web (AOTW)
AOTW's
Other Paratrooper Links
AOTW
Hooah
AOTW
Airborne Sounds |
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World War II
Airborne Demonstration Team |
Full
speech |
Remarks by General Henry H. Shelton
Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff
at the 60th Anniversary of the
Airborne
Fort Benning, Georgia, April 13, 2000
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US Airborne in WWII
-
a site containing information about the 82nd Airborne and the various
divisions and units attached, including the
517th.
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The
Original Parachute Songbook from Wendy Faulkner |
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Paratroopers
Database - Find Old Buddies |
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The
Assembly Area |
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The
Army Airborne School (Fort Benning) |
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Dropzone
Press |
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United
States Combat Jumps |
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Col.
Holeman's International Paratrooper page |
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504th
Parachute Infantry Home Page |
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504th
PIR; 82nd Airborne; Fort Bragg |
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The
504th PIR in World War II |
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The 506th
Infantry Regiment Association |
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1st
Battalion 509th Parachute Infantry Regiment |
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American
Paratrooper: Units, History, and Organizations |
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A
Salute to Paratroopers of the 40's |
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Gavin's
Paratroopers: The Type of Men |
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Airborne
and Special Operations Insignia |
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U.S.
Army Parachute Badge History |
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Equipment
for Airborne Troops (1944) |
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Paratrooper
Jewelry |
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Airborne
Links |
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Airborne
Bar and Grill including Hooah |
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Airborne
Stuff - including Murphy's
Laws of Combat |
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Thunder
from Heaven - a UK-based living
history group dedicated to perpetuating the memory of the
U.S. Airborne Soldier. |
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Parachute Screen Saver - from 173rd Airborne site and Strange Software
Chutes drops paratroops from a trusty
Dakota aircraft; most drift gently downward, though the parachute
packers are not always as reliable as they might be. |