Royal Signals Centenary: How The Corps Has Evolved
The Royal Corps of Signals was formed in 1920 and has been at the forefront of military technology since then.
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News Coronavirus Testing Capacity Boosted With More Than 1,700 Extra Military Personnel
Some 140 mobile testing units will also be added as the military continues to play a "vital" role in the UK's response to COVID-19.
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News Princess Royal Pays Tribute To Royal Signals On Centenary
The Princess Royal, the Corps’ Colonel-In-Chief, sent a video message on its 100th birthday.
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Army What Awesome Things Have UK's Armed Forces Been Up To In 2020?
COVID-19 is not going to stop our armed forces
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Army 2 SCOTS Hone Afghanistan Skills with Patrol Competition
Soldiers took part in a competition to hone skills they will need when deployed to Afghanistan.
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Reserves London Regiment Reservists Complete COVID-19 Testing Duties
Seventy part-time troops have spent three months running mobile testing facilities across the UK capital.
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Army Soldier Training To Become Army's First Female Farrier
Lance Bombadier Abbie Robinson has now started training as an apprentice farrier with King's Troop Royal Horse Artillery.
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Army 100 For 100: Royal Signals Soldiers Are Walking 100 km In 24 Hours
Two soldiers, 24 hours and 100 kilometres to walk
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Reserves Infantry Personnel Hand Over COVID Support Force Duties To Gunners
4 YORKS has passed its coronavirus support duties on to 4 Regiment Royal Artillery.
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Army 2 SCOTS Hone Skills Ahead Of Afghanistan Deployment
The soldiers' training in Cumbria is being carried out in accordance with social distancing measures.
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The Queen Welsh Guards Lead Queen's Official Birthday Celebrations
The Guards were accompanied by a Band of the Household Division for the ceremony.
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The Queen Queen's Official Birthday: Soldiers Reflect On Being Part Of Celebrations
1st Battalion Welsh Guards were joined by a reduced Massed Band of the Household Division for the ceremony at Windsor Castle.
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Army Army 'Not Immune' To Racism, But Making 'Great Strides In Combatting It'
Lieutenant General Tyrone Urch has written an open letter, following the recent Black Lives Matter protests.
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Army First Recruits Pass Out From ATR Winchester Since Coronavirus Lockdown
The recruits completed eight weeks of the training course from home during the lockdown.
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Army Investigation Launched After Death At Shropshire Army Base
A body was found at Clive Barracks on Sunday morning.
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Army Soldiers Heckled While Cleaning Graffiti From London Military Statue
Members of the Household Cavalry had volunteered to clean the statue of Field Marshal Earl Haig.