Chalk Living History Group

CHALK is a small World War 2 living history group based in the North of England. Our members are made up of experienced living historians and seasoned reenactors. Our primary portrayal is the Glider Pilot Regiment 1942-45 we are one of the few groups in the UK who's only role is that of the Glider Pilot Regiment.

We are a non-profit organisation.

Chalk are also members of the 'Society of Friends of the Airborne Museum Hartenstein' and 'Friends of the Eagle'.

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The Glider Pilot Regiment Society

The Glider Pilot Regiment Society of Family, Heritage and Remembrance has been set up following the winding down of the Glider Pilot Regimental Association (GPRA). The Society is not intended to replace the GPRA but rather to celebrate the history of the regiment and provide a means of contact for Glider Pilots and their relatives.
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The objective of the society is to preserve and promote the heritage of The Glider Pilot Regiment through education and engagement and create a network for veterans of the Glider Pilot Regiment and their families to engage with one another for the purposes of remembrance and community.​

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Museum of Army Flying

Along with its magnificent collection the Museum also has:
  • Flight Simulators*
  • Rifle Ranges*
  • Indoor play space with ball pit
  • Outdoor play park
  • Gift Shop
  • Licensed café with airfield views
  • Picnic Area
  • Memorial Garden
  • Free entry and meal voucher for coach drivers
  • Disabled Access and Facilities
  • Lifts
  • Wheelchair provision (carers for wheelchair users go free)
  • Free Parking
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The Hamilcar Facebook Page.

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This is the little brother to this site and is another route to exposing the Hamilcar story to the greater public.

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