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the red devils genesis 1964 the red devils 1965 the baton pass the cutaway jump the team jump irvin delta ii parawing the parachute regiment military free fall red devils mugshots 1967-1985 red devils mugshots 1985-1993 the red devils on youtube links ex team members stories contact form blog photoshow you bet 1993 specialised equipment red devils 1976 barnstorming days last post red-devils-fft.com forum then and now the unofficial historical website of the red devils the red devils genesis 1964 the red devils 1965 the baton pass the cutaway jump the team jump irvin delta ii parawing the parachute regiment military free fall red devils mugshots 1967-1985 red devils mugshots 1985-1993 the red devils on youtube links ex team members stories contact form blog photoshow you bet 1993 specialised equipment red devils 1976 barnstorming days last post red-devils-fft.com forum then and now mailing list for information updates please leave your name and email name: email: the parachute regiment free fall team the red devils the red devils free fall team are the parachute team of the british army. all volunteers, the red devils are regular serving paratroopers drawn from the three battalions of the parachute regiment. they were nicknamed the "red devils" by their german adversaries, in admiration of their fighting qualities. the red devils the parachute regiment free fall team the "originals" lcpl sherdy vatnsdal, lt edward gardener, pte charlie gowens and pte ernie rowberry by 1963 sport parachuting was well established in the uk. the bpa had progressed from a loose association of enthusiasts with little organization or control into the recognized controlling body of the sport. while certainly not world leaders, british teams were performing very creditably at international competitions. although successful commercial centres had yet to be established, weekend clubs were quite numerous - particularly in the south. parachute displays were still relatively novel but were in increasing demand at all forms of civilian and military shows. equipment still mainly consisted of us ex-government stock (c9/b4" mains with t-7 reserves) although the richer pundits were sporting low porosity tus - the very latest in high performance, as the para commander was not due to appear in this country for another two years. regrettably, the two british manufacturers were producing little of practical value for the average parachutist and certainly not at the right prices. as might be expected, the services were well to the fore in the sport. many of the original pioneers were raf pji's and a strong club was therefore based on no 1 pts; in addition the school produced the official raf display team (the forerunners of the falcons) which mainly performed at raf air displays. in the army:, the undisputed leaders were 22 sas; this unit had produced the entire british team for the world championships in 1962 and regularly carried away most, of the team and many of the individual trophies in national competitions. their display team was certainly the most experienced and busiest in the army. but although at this time its members were able to spend much of their time parachuting, it was still not a full time team and in later years as 22 sas's other commitments increased it went into a relative decline in the sport parachuting field. in 16 parachute brigade, 1, 2 and 3 para each had their own separate clubs (the 1 para club had been the first to be formed in the army); however due to frequent moves overseas and lack of continuity due to postings it was proving difficult to maintain standards. 9 para sqn re had an excellent team but, because of the size of the unit, it consisted of little more than its 4 hard core members. most other units in the brigade were either forming embryo clubs or at least had a handful of dedicated individuals. elsewhere in the army quite a number of units and regiments were forming their own clubs, probably the most notable being the royal green jackets. in order to co-ordinate all this activity, the army parachute association had been formed and, as a result of a generous grant from rothmans ltd., had acquired its own rapide aircraft. the problems faced by a handful of keen but relatively inexperienced soldiers trying to operate this aircraft is another story, but suffice to say that it was proving a great success. plans were already in hand to acquire a permanent centre for the association at netheravon and to establish a branch in germany(rapa). lt e.a.j. gardener 1963 the barnstorming days in 1963 lt edward gardener was an instructor at the infantry junior leaders battalion in oswestry. during his summer leave he was helping to run courses for the apa at middle wallop and thruxton, together with lcpl sherdy vatnsdal (1 para). during lengthy evening discussions over many pints of beer with major john weeks (ex 1 para and at the time secretary of the apa) they discussed the idea of forming a full time display team within airborne forces. because of the shortage of available talent within the parachute regiment itself they favored the idea of a team recruited from all units in 16 parachute brigade. lt gardener wrote a short paper outlining our proposals which was sent initially to rhq para. john weeks then took the subject up personally with the new regimental colonel, colonel glyn gilbert (who had also taken over as apa chairman), who immediately gave his full support to the idea. however, in order to ensure adequate control and support, he decided that it should be a regimental as opposed to a brigade team; in the early stages this caused considerable problems in training members to an adequate standard but in the long term proved to be a wise decision. the team today owes much to the far sightedness, determination and courage of glyn gilbert and john weeks who, behind the scenes, did so much to help launch and support it during its early stages. the net result was that lt gardener's tour at oswestry was terminated after little over a year and on the 1st january 1964 he found himself as the team commander of the parachute regiment free fall display team the red devils with a small office in rhq para, a lot of enthusiasm and nothing else. as if that wasn't enough, he also inherited the appointment of apa secretary from john weeks which included the running of the apa's rapide aircraft. pte starkie, pte mc naughton, sgt reddick, l/cpl parker, pte gowans, cpl robertson, l/cpl david, lt gardener, sgt catt, l/cpl vatnsdal, pte rowberry, 2/lt hill, col baughan, sgt hashmere. photo netheravon august 1964 the main problems which had to be overcome to get the team successfully on the road fell under the three main headings of selection and training of the team members, the provision of all the necessary equipment and support facilities (including parachutes, aircraft, transport and accommodation) and getting bookings for displays. due to battalion commitments and manning levels it was not possible for them to cream off all the most experienced jumpers. 3 para were about to go on a year's tour in bahrain and could therefore only supply sgt joe (pop) reddick who, like lt gardener, had just over one hundred jumps which in those days was quite a respectable figure. next to arrive was the 1 para contingents who were allowed home slightly early from that battalion's emergency tour as part of the un force-in cyprus; this consisted of lcpl sherdy vatnsdal ( with about two hundred jumps), pte charlie gowens (about one hundred jumps) and pte ernie rowberry with a slightly lower total. finally 2 para produced 2/lt simon hill, sgt bill catt, sgt bill hamshere, cpl jacky baughan, cpl brian robertson, lcpl brian david, lcpl dave parker, pte nick starkie and pte don mcnaughton. although the largest battalion contribution they were certainly the least experienced; all had only completed a basic free fall course and had between ten and twenty jumps a piece (brian david was the least e

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