We’re excited to share some fantastic news!

We have officially launched our YouTube channel, featuring our films about The 10th Battalion, The Parachute Regiment.

🎬 You can now watch all of our content completely free of charge here:
https://www.youtube.com/@FriendsoftheTenth

We’d really appreciate your support—please take a moment to:
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Your support helps us continue sharing the history and legacy of the battalion with a wider audience.

Thank you as always for your continued encouragement.

During WW2 and for Operation Market Garden – ‘The Battle of Arnhem’, the 10th Parachute Battalion together with the 11th and 156 Battalions, formed the 4th Parachute Brigade.

All three battalions were billeted close to one another in Leicestershire. The 10th in and around the villages of Somerby, Burrough on the Hill and Thorpe Satchville. The 156 and 11th Battalions were ultimately stationed in Melton Mowbray.

Although during their training and the run up to Arnhem there were fierce and sometimes violent rivalries, ultimately they fought and sometimes died together in the killing fields of the battle, they were sister battalions – Brothers in Arms.

Next of kin and supporters of the 11th Battalion have recently formed an association and aim to erect a memorial to the unit in Melton Mowbray. If you wish to know more and maybe wish to support them, this is the link to their website –

http://www.rememberthexith.org/

This is their Facebook page – https://www.facebook.com/groups/1186022096777878

The 156Bn also have a very active and successful association and excellent website –

https://156para.co.uk