Supporting Veterans
A veteran World War Two soldier who was an RASC driver serving between 1942 and 1944 needed to go into a nursing home. The caseworker…
Helping with PTSD
An ex-RAOC soldier suffered from severe post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) from his service, which had gone undiagnosed for 27 years. He was a “prisoner in…
Changing family circumstances
When family circumstances changed for a former soldier who served 22 years in The RLC, he had to move from his local area to an…
Help for disability needs
A W02 (Driver) is currently serving and is married with three children. His wife has a disability and needs home adaptations. The family already received…
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The Royal Logistic Corps
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Did you know that the William & Grace trust provides help in cases of need, hardship or distress for serving or former members of the RLC and those who work with them, who are injured whilst undertaking EOD duties. More details from regttreasurer@rhqtherlc.org.uk @RHQ_The_RLC
Check out the latest Royal Logistic Corps Lowdown video - Autumn 2019 https://t.co/2j1Ob2spq8 via @YouTube
Congratulations to all those across @RHQ_The_RLC that promoted to LCpl this morning. Good luck and we’ll done! Also congratulations to Pte Owen the @RLCCorpsSM driver and Pte Hirst from the RHQ The RLC CET well deserved 👏👏👏👏 #WeAreTheRLC
The Royal Logistic Corps
A round-up of some of what The RLC has been up to, over the last three months. #WeAreTheRLC ... See MoreSee Less
Over 2,000 students from across the UK have visited The Royal Military Academy Sandhurst for Army STEM 19. Over fifty external partners joined the Royal Logistic Corps and the other technical corps, to showcase the best of science, technology, engineering and maths opportunities and careers the British Army has to offer. #WeAreTheRLC ... See MoreSee Less
Adapt and win. Wise words from The RLC's pro boxer. #WeAreTheRLC ... See MoreSee Less