Pegasus Forces Lodge 9393

Patron of the Royal Masonic Benevolent Institution

Pegasus Forces Lodge was Consecrated on 5th December 1990
at Edward Street Temple, Aldershot. Hampshire.

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PROVINCIAL GRAND LODGE OF HAMPSHIRE & ISLE OF WIGHT

I am very pleased to welcome you to our new Provincial website, which is open to members of the public and fellow Freemasons ... RW Bro Michael J. Wilks – Provincial Grand Master

UNITED GRAND LODGE OF ENGLAND ... Principled

For many, Freemasonry's biggest draw is the fact that members come from all walks of life and meet
as equals whatever their race, religion or socio-economic position in society.

Para Data / Airborne Assault

Bringing together the experiences of the men and women of Airborne Forces with the offical records and regimental history

SUPPORT OUR PARAS

Is a charity which supports The Parachute Regiment through the welfare of serving soldiers and families and those affected by recent operations, and through the maintenance of its regimental efficiency, ethos, spirit and heritage

The SAS Regimental Association

is the only official organisation that represents the Special Air Service Regiment and its affiliated Units and incorporates its Benevolent Fund.

Masonic Information

Interested in the Tracing Boards / Cypher / Pigpen cipher / A City with Secrets / Craft floor plan in the Temple ... these pages were put to-gether by David Smart

Lifelites & Freemasons

Lifelites is a perfect way for Freemasons to show their support for a Freemasons' initiative for children from their area. Through the magic of technology, Lifelites gives life-limited and disabled children in hospices opportunities they wouldn't otherwise have. Lifelites provides specialist entertainment and educational technology packages for these young people to learn, play, be creative, control something for themselves and communicate - for as long as it is possible.

We do this for 9,000 children at all 50 baby and children's hospices across the British Isles. So wherever you are, there will be a Lifelites project for children near you.

Pilgrim Bandits

Pilgrim Bandits know that adversity, challenges and obstacles serve to strengthen the human spirit. But for some of those we support, just to smile or enjoy the company of others, is an almost insurmountable task. We endeavour to get them to believe in a life worth living again. Through Pilgrim Bandits they push to new limits. They help others. They inspire children and young people by working with schools and care centres. They raise funds like other charities, and they also try to fund research to push scientific and engineering advances into prosthetic limbs.

Blesma

Forty thousand Service men lost limbs or eyes during the First World War – and lived to return to a “land fit for heroes”. They were swiftly disillusioned. Amputation techniques were in their infancy, artificial limbs primitive and, with mass unemployment the order of the day, 90% of the nation’s war limbless could not find work

The British Airborne Forces Club

The British Airborne Forces Club (BAFC) is solely for the Airborne Brotherhood. If you’ve not passed P Coy and your BPC you are not eligible to join this club. We verify all applicants and our membership process makes us exclusive. We are the only Airborne club that offers great events with the opportunity to meet-up again with friends you may have lost touch with and or not seen for many years. Our website offers the ability to keep in touch with all that’s happening as well as banter with your muckers.

Fort Bragg Lodge No.667

Welcome to the web site of Fort Bragg Lodge No.667 of the 17th Masonic District under the auspices of
The Grand Lodge of Ancient Free & Accepted Masons in North Carolina. Our Lodge is located in Spring
Lake, North Carolina adjacent to Fort Bragg, home of the Army's XVIII Airborne Corps, the 82nd Airborne Division, the elite Special Forces ... Map it

Parachute Regiment Lodge

The founding of this Lodge was primarily the dream of an ex-member of the Parachute Regiment, the late W. Bro. Les Petty LGR; but like Freemasonry in general, whose branches are spread over the four quarters of the globe and whose membership are drawn from many different professions and occupations, the Founder members were also drawn from diverse walks of life.

At a meeting of the Founders on 29th March 1988, it was the original intention to have the title “The Parachute Regiment and Airborne Forces Lodge”, to encircle the camaraderie of the Airborne Forces in general. This being deemed too long a name by Grand Lodge, a compromise was suggested that the name of the Lodge should be ‘The Parachute Regiment Lodge’ and to use the Airborne Forces motto “Ad Unum Omnes”, not the Parachute Regiment’s motto “Utrinque Paratus”.