Harkbir Whisky (50ml)
The Gurkhas’ Whisky A highland single malt scotch Whisky produced by The Own Label Company in Scotland for The Gurkha Museum. 40% Vol 50ml. Please be aware this product will only be sold ...
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153 Gurkha Parachute Battalion and the Defence of Sangshak
Formation and training: In June 1940, in the wake of the British Army’s defeat in France and Belgium, Winston Churchill instructed the War Office to investigate the idea of forming a new Corps of ...
Gurkha History Mug – Susan Rose China
English bone china tankard mug. Hand painted by Susan Rose of Susan Rose China. The mug depicts words, phrases and campaigns associated with over 200 years of Gurkha heritage. The mug is exclusive to ...
Gaje Ghale VC
Between the 24th and 27th May 1943, a force of Japanese soldiers attempted an advance into the Chin Hills. After two assaults against the Japanese position had failed, a third was made by troop which ...
Ganju Lama VC
Enlisted into 7th Gurkha Rifles (7GR) during the Second World War, Ganju Lama was posted to join the 1st Battalion (1/7 GR) in northeast India. Their mission was to push back and clear Japanese ...
Paltane Gin (50ml)
The Gin of the Gurkhas. A small batch gin specially produced by the Handmade Gin Company for The Gurkha Museum. This refreshing gin contains botanicals from the foothills of the Himalayas in Nepal, ...
Linda the bear
In 1976 Gurkhas were on exercise in the jungle when they came upon an abandoned honey-bear cub. For an unknown reason the bear was named Linda and instantly became a favourite amongst the soldiers. A ...
From Church Crookham to Winchester
We asked our Patron Colonel Denis Wood to tell us how he raised funds for the move of The Gurkha Museum from Church Crookham to Peninsula Barracks. 'When Field Marshal John Chapple was ...
Where were the Gurkhas on D-Day?
In June the nation comes together to commemorate the anniversary of Operation OVERLORD, the historic Allied landings on the Normandy beaches. These landings, famously known as D-Day, not only ...
