Riggers Ring

The Parachute Rigger soldier is a member of the Royal Australian Army Ordnance Corps (RAAOC). The RAAOC is concerned with the provision of logistic support to the Army, specifically with providing, managing, warehousing and issuing all the Army's equipment.

RAAOC is also responsible for the demolition and disposal of explosives, salvage of battle-damaged equipment, re-packing of parachutes and many other support services. A Parachute Rigger is a specialist soldier who performs a wide range of technical functions on parachutes and Aerial Delivery Equipment.

These functions include : Inspection Repack Repair Modification Malfunction analysis Sentencing Procurement Fleet management of parachutes and Aerial Delivery Equipment All Parachute Riggers are required to be a military static line operator and upon achieving the rank of Corporal are required to be a free-fall operator. In many instances, Parachute Riggers have diversified their employment further by becoming Parachute Jump Instructors in the specialties of static line, free-fall and high altitude parachute operations. They are critical to all Army parachute operations.

Every parachute packed, repaired and maintained by a Parachute Rigger can affect the safety of others directly in the personnel packing role or indirectly in the cargo packing role. This responsibility is represented by the Parachute Riggers Motto, Be Sure Always

Just send us an email with Numbers interested and we will do up any design to suit your needs admin@kirkiespreciousgems.com 14 days to create not stocked but made to order.

Engraving order by email admin@kirkiespreciousgems.com Please Add $12 max 20 symbol Letters

To size there are three options

1. Take a strip of paper 5 mm wide and wrap it around the thickest part of your finger. Measure the circumference and let us know in mm or cms the total length.  Usually the knuckle of the preferred finger is the biggest part make it a snug fit not too tight or loose.
2. Measure a ring you wear across the Diameter and advise usually but not always around 20 mm for a man.
3. Go to a jeweller to have your finger sized. 

Please allow 14-28 days to create as we don't stock, all items are made to order.