The Valour Park Association is a nonprofit group that is dedicated to the restoration and preservation of Canadian military vehicles and warfighting equipment.
Through the establishment of publicly accessible military vehicle museums and park spaces we will provide a platform to increase public knowledge and understanding of Canadian mechanized operations and the role and work of the Canadian Army.
The Valour Park Association Military Museum is seeking military firearms for our new museum. The VPAMM has a prohibited firearms licence and can accept any firearm, including Prohibited Firearms.
Help us preserve history. Do not have these historic firearms crushed or destroyed, donate it to a museum.
Questions? Contact Hans J. Brink, CFSC Instructor.
780-906-6820
Help Valour Park Association restore, manage, maintain, and grow!
Consider preserving Canadian military history through a monetary donation.
Click here to donate everything from Military Firearms, Vehicles, to Memorabilia, and more.
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Last Friday was a big day for the “Old Lady”, my 1942 Willys MB jeep. Indeed, although this one at 82 is not going back to school, she did receive “beautiful new boots”! She was shod with five new 6.00-16 NDT (Non-Directional Tread), 6-ply tires from the “Specialty Tires
This week, the Quartermaster is back with a display on the Bren Light Machine Gun (LMG) Mk I (Modified), Mk II, and the Tripod Mount, Mk I as used by the Canadian Army during Second World War and the Korean War (1950 to 1953). Accepting the invitation from the Edmonton Garrison for the Alberta Family Day 2024, Valor Park Association (VPA) exhibited these iconic weapons from the collection of Claude VILLENEUVE.
To advance the education and understanding by the general public of Canadian military operations and the role and work of the Canadian military!
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Help us preserve history.
These historic firearms do not need to be crushed or destroyed.
Donate your prohibited firearm or firearm to the Valour Park Association. We have a prohibited firearms licence and can accept any firearm, including Prohibited Firearms.
Questions? Contact Hans J. Brink, CFSC Instructor.
780-906-6820
