17 Port and Maritime Regiment is undertaking important community engagement work whilst onboard RFA MOUNTS BAY augmenting the Atlantic Patrol Task (North).
The aim is to build relationships with local communities and spread wider awareness of the ship’s role at the start of the hurricane season in the Caribbean.
On Montserrat, LCpl Owen from the Regt has recently led a class in Man-Overboard-Drills for a local youth snorkel club operating out of small boats around Little Bay.
During a port stop in Curacao, Pte Eastlake from 165 Regt organised a beach cleanup and grading in Tugboat Cove; a popular site for divers and snorkelers on the island.
A detachment from the unit, organised by Pte Guthrie, has visited the Commonwealth War Graves in Willemstad, Curacao. Soldiers assisted in cleaning and tidying the grave site and then took part in a wreath laying ceremony.
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Colonel PA Allen ADC assumes the role of Colonel RLC. On behalf of the Corps, we would like to thank Colonel JC West ADC for everything he has done during his tenure as the Corps Colonel and also extend a warm welcome to Colonel Allen.
Great job Lt Col Fisher, all the very best of luck for the future, welcome to Lt Col Reehal, the #wolfpack 🐺 is in safe hands!
Lt Col Fisher hands over command of the Wolfpack to Lt Col Reehal and is escorted from camp in style as the Regiment look towards their next chapter post Future Soldier. @UKArmyLogistics @101_Log_Bde
Due to COVID restrictions, the RLC WSA have had to CANCEL Ex SKI RLC 22 ⛷, that was due to be held 13 - 25 Feb 22 in Ruhpolding.😪 Notification will be sent via the CoC idc. Ex LOG BOARDER🏂 still planned in Mar 22 and COA development for Ex KNEES STRETCH in Mar 22 ongoing.
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