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At The RLC Museum, we are extremely grateful to the volunteers who support us. From collections and archives work; to welcoming visitors and leading tours, our volunteers are an integral part of the Museum’s success.

Volunteer roles at the Museum are flexible and adaptable.

Interested in Volunteering?

At the Royal Logistic Corps Museum we are grateful to a team of volunteers who support us to care for our collections and our visitors. If you are interested in joining our small team, please get in touch via email to information@rlcmuseum.com for an informal conversation about current opportunities.

All volunteers must be at least 18 years old.

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A day for the books! Delivering the Rolls Royce to the workshop was both a thrilling and nerve-wracking experience for The Royal Logistic Corps. It’s a moment we’ll never forget. Catch the Cogs in action and see their reactions on Discovery+! Read up about the behind-the-scenes and the Rolls' travels to Normandy for D-Day 80 in the latest edition of the Sustainer magazine. ... See MoreSee Less
The Royal Logistic Corps
The Royal Logistic Corps
The RLC's official magazine, The Sustainer's Summer Edition is here! Dive into the latest insights, unit happenings, and inspiring stories taking place in the Corps with this edition. Link to read the Summer edition of The Sustainer: https://issuu.com/holbrooks/docs/28943_the_sustainer_summer24_28943_sust_1?fr=sZDk5MDc1NTk0MjM ... See MoreSee Less
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The Royal Logistic Corps
Acts of charity come in many forms, but few are as life-changing as giving a part of yourself to save another. Private Rob Brookes-Wardle, a Port Operator with 52 Squadron, 17 Port & Maritime Regiment RLC, did exactly that when he donated bone marrow and stem cells to help save Demi, a young girl in the USA battling a rare immune disorder.Rob’s selfless act gave Demi a second chance at life, and they finally met at the DKMS London Gala, an emotional reunion after years of connection.If you're inspired to join the bone marrow register, find out more at @dkms_uk or NHS Blood and Transplant website. ... See MoreSee Less