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As the British Army's rapid response formation, 16 Air Assault Brigade has served in the vanguard of all the armies recent operational deployments to Sierra Leone, Macedonia, Iraq and Afghanistan and is the largest brigade in the British Army with 8,000 personnel. Its structure makes it a highly flexible and capable unit. It comprises a Formation Reconnaissance Squadron, an artillery regiment with an attached air defence battery, an engineer regiment, two parachute infantry battalions and two air assault infantry battalions, three aviation regiments, logistics, medical and mechanical engineering regiments or battalions and the Pathfinder group.
The brigade HQ is based in Colchester Garrison and is under the operational command of the tri-service Joint Helicopter Command (JHC) and is assigned to the British-led Allied Rapid Reaction Corps of NATO as Corps Troops
Charities are pretty easy to get hold of, i've got a dozen or so affiliated with one of my websites. Just pick one and call them, some companies you struggle to get hold of the person you need to speak with, with charities it was fairly easy to speak with the right contact.
Good luck!
I suggest cars4causes. This is the charity that gives to charities.![]()
Why not pick a charity that helps the most needy in the world.?
No one dies of starvation in the UK.
But many millions do throughout the world.
£40 feed a child for a year in Africa.
Earl