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The Story of Soldier Magazine opens at the NAM

10th February 2025

The story of the official magazine of the British Army opened on 4 February at the Natiional Army Museum in London and runs until Sunday…

Thousands of figurines will be created in memory of soldiers killed during the Battle of the Somme Photo: Shrouds of the Somme

Shrouds of the Somme

1st June 2017

In order to mark 100 years since the end of the First World War, an artist intends to stitch 72,396 shrouded figures to represent each…

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The Catering Training Wing recently visited @royal

The Catering Training Wing recently visited @royalhospitalchelsea, where the @chelseapensioners judged 20 incredible Christmas cakes baked by our talented trainees from the Army Defence Chef Basic Course and Army Chef Class One Course.This unforgettable day wasn’t just about showcasing culinary skills, it was an inspiring opportunity to connect with the Pensioners, learn from their stories, and explore the rich history of Army catering at the Royal Hospital Chelsea.To learn more about the Royal Hospital Chelsea and its incredible community, visit: www.chelsea-pensioners.co.uk.For more on how the ACTT empowers Army chefs, check out: www.theactt.co.uk.

RLC Connect (formerly the RLC Foundation) has been

RLC Connect (formerly the RLC Foundation) has been leading the way in professional excellence within The Royal Logistic Corps. Based in Aldershot, RLC Connect plays a vital role in bridging the gap between military and civilian logistics.From innovative seminars to award-winning competitions, RLC Connect empowers RLC soldiers and officers with the tools and connections to excel. It’s more than just development; it is a platform for leadership, growth, and career opportunities, including seamless transitions to civilian careers.For more details, visit RLC Connect at Wellington House, Aldershot or check out their resources online

The UK Armed Forces Equestrian Championships (UKAF

The UK Armed Forces Equestrian Championships (UKAFEC) brought incredible competition to Bury Farm Equestrian Centre! The event featured dressage, showjumping, and for the first time ever showing, as teams from the Army, Royal Navy, Royal Air Force, and Emergency Services battled it out.The RLC team shone brightly, with standout performances, from Maj Hewins, 2Lt Leung, Cpl Dodds and Cpl McLean-Ward.Interested in joining the action? Equestrian sports are open to all skill levels! Reach out to us for more info.

Congratulations to all the winners at the Army Spo

Congratulations to all the winners at the Army Sports Awards 2024! A special shoutout to the RLC for their incredible achievement, claiming the titles of Major Unit and Reserve Unit winners, as well as Sportsman and Sports Official of the Year.Find out more about the winners and nominees from the link in our bio @royallogisticcorps

The Remembrance Parade at Worthy Down saw members

The Remembrance Parade at Worthy Down saw members of the RLC Headquarters, amongst many others paying their respects as they remember those who gave everything for our tomorrow. #lestweforget

Today, as the Nation observes Remembrance Sunday,

Today, as the Nation observes Remembrance Sunday, we honour the courage and resilience of those who served. We will always remember the sacrifices and express our gratitude for the freedoms we cherish. Lest we forget.

Congratulations to all the RLC promoted to Warrant

Congratulations to all the RLC promoted to Warrant Officer Class 1. A massive achievement, well done all.

On 31 October The Master, Mrs Catherine Carr of Th

On 31 October The Master, Mrs Catherine Carr of The Worshipful Company of Gold and Silver Wyre Drawers signed the Armed Forces Covenant along with Col Powell, Colonel RLC, who signed on behalf of the Armed Forces.In attendance were Members of the Company’s Armed Forces affiliations including The Royal Logistic Corps, 814 NAS Royal Navy, and the Royal Air Force the Kings Colour Squadron, Music Services and RAF Northolt, along with Veterans and still serving members from the Regular and the Reserve Forces.

Exercise Northern Strike was the ultimate test of

Exercise Northern Strike was the ultimate test of grit, determination, and teamwork. Regiments from across the Royal Logistic Corps competed in a series of challenging military skills, from vehicle recognition to battlefield casualty drills.After tackling these stands, teams set off on an 8km weighted march, pushing through obstacles before moving straight into the RMT, where they swiftly transported vital supplies under pressure. A sharp test of accuracy followed on the 25m range, then a final 2km weighted run—finishing with a stretcher carry. True resilience and camaraderie were on full display!#WeAreTheRLC #youbelonghere #wesustain

7 Regiment RLC came together for a special Orzel D

7 Regiment RLC came together for a special Orzel Day parade, honouring remarkable achievements of the regiment. King’s Coronation Medals and operational medals were presented by Maj Gen D Capps CBE in his final duty as RLC Colonel Commandant, alongside Brig A Gearey OBE and Maj Gen (Retd) C Steirn CBE. The day ended with celebratory dinners, bringing together officers, WOs, SNCOs, and soldiers to reflect on a year of dedication and success. #WeAreTheRLC #youbelonghere #wesustain

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The Royal Logistic Corps – Corps Sunday – St Andrew’s Church, Worthy Down (Sun 6 Apr 25) The RLC Corps Sunday Remembrance Service is due to be held from at St Andrew’s Church, Worthy Down from 1130 on Sun 6 Apr 25. The Service remembers former RLC soldiers and officers who have made the ultimate sacrifice on operations. The service will be followed by lunch and refreshments in the Worthy Down Officers’ Mess. Whilst the event will be subsidised by The RLC Charity, a personal contribution of £12.50 per adult and £7 per child under 10 is required for the lunch. No payment is required for children under 4.　 Please follow this link to confirm your attendance and purchase tickets for all attendees https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-rlc-corps-sunday-tickets-1255478172009?aff=oddtdtcreator This must be completed NLT Monday 24 March 2025. No refunds can be made for cancellations after midday on Wednesday 26 March 2025.　 Summary:What: RLC Corps Sunday Remembrance ServiceWhere: St Andrew’s Church, Connaught Road, Worthy Down, Winchester, SO21 2QZWhen: 1130 Sun 6 Apr 25Who: All serving and retired RLC and Forming Corps SP, including families.Dress: Serving: No.2 Dress (with leathers, no sword) or smart civilian attire with Corps tie. Retired/civilian: Smart civilian attire with Corps tie where appropriate.POC: Victoria Parkes – RLC Veterans, Families and Civil Engagement Officer (Victoria.Parkes100@mod.gov.uk) ... See MoreSee Less

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"It doesn't matter where you come from, what your background is, how many mistakes in life you have made; if you want something, you can go after it and you can get it." This #InternationalWomensDay, tap into WO1 Sheridan Lucas MBE and Team Force Atlantic's experience of conquering the world's toughest row across the Atlantic Ocean. ... See MoreSee Less

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