Allan Gray

Jumping since 1991, Allan spent more than 30 years in the Australian Regular Army, he recently retired from the Army Reserves. Up until then he served many years with the Australian Army Parachute Training School, as a Military Jumpmaster and High Altitude Parachute Instructor and member of the Army Red Berets Parachute display team. 

He holds national and world gold medals and is a dual world record holder and a ten time national record holder for various disciplines. In early 2013 the Australian Parachute Federation (APF) awarded him with the title "Master Instructor" making him the only one is South Australia. Allan is also a pilot and has completed 2000+ flying hours.

Fun Fact:  Allan was the first tandem master to do a tandem jump from a hot air balloon, but also has a fear of sharks.

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