Community & Support
Supporting our soldiers, veterans and their families is a top priority. See how The RLC Association can help.
There are a number of functions that Regimental Headquarters The Royal Logistic Corps are here to provide. This includes funding, assistance to Wounded Injured and Sick (WIS) personnel and their families, on request from units, individuals, Personnel Recovery Units or service charities.
We can also offer signposting and guidance to all personnel in relation to Welfare, Benevolence and those Transitioning out of the Army.
The Royal Logistic Corps is ‘Centurys Old and Decades New’. The wealth of history and experience inherited from our Forming Corps, in addition to the professionalism and dedication of our serving officers and soldiers, makes the Corps what it is today.
HRH The Princess Royal sits at the head of the Corps family as Colonel in Chief and we are honoured and thankful that she supports us in all our endeavours.
The RLC Association
All serving officers and soldiers are automatically members of The RLC Association. Membership is open to all serving members of the Reserve and anyone who have served in The RLC or its Forming Corps.
The RLC Days Pay Scheme
AN ARMY-WIDE SYSTEM PROVIDING FOR OUR SERVING AND RETIRED SOLDIERS AND THEIR DEPENDANTS
Latest Community News & Events
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The Royal Logistic Corps
You will have seen the video we released last week about the Corps’ new Strategy - please visit the RLC website using the link below for a more in-depth story.
#BritishArmyLogistics #WeSustain
https://www.royallogisticcorps.co.uk/new-rlc-corps-strategy-launched/
321 EOD & Search Sqn RLC has been celebrating its 50th Anniversary with a very special guest, our Colonel in Chief, HRH The Princess Royal. The Sqn also has @Proud_Sappers and @R_Signals personnel who help provide #bombdisposal and search support in Northern Ireland.
The new RLC Strategy: 🔈sound on🔈 for the #BritishArmyLogistics launch video presented by the Master General of Logistics, Lt Gen Sir Mark Poffley, KCB, OBE. Lots to be proud of! https://youtu.be/zSPfeqR-wRw
The Royal Logistic Corps
You will have seen the video we released last week about the Corps’ new Strategy - please visit the RLC website using the link below for a more in-depth story.
#BritishArmyLogistics #WeSustain ... See MoreSee Less
321 EOD & Search Squadron of 11 EOD & Search Regiment RLC hosted a special guest, the Colonel-in-Chief, HRH The Princess Royal, as part of its anniversary commemorating 50 years of operations in Northern Ireland. The Sqn was also joined by the Colonel RLC, Colonel Jon West ADC.
11 EOD & Search Regiment RLC is widely dispersed across 14 locations in the UK. The Regiment routinely responds to around 2,500 operational EOD and Search call-outs each year in support of the police and other major events.
As the sole EOD & Search capability in Northern Ireland, 321 Sqn have a significant workload, operating constantly at Extremely High Readiness and responding operationally several hundred times each year. Last year, the Sqn completed 271 EOD tasks and 64 Search tasks.
The Regiment and Squadron employ specialists from multiple cap badges, principally RLC, Royal Engineers and Royal Signals.
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The Corps’ vision for 2025 and beyond is bold:
‘A world-class, innovative and adaptable Corps, sustaining continuous activity at home and around the globe. All underpinned by a people-focussed ethos and the exploitation of data and cutting-edge technology.’
The RLC is a unique Corps in terms of size, diversity and experience. No-one can do what it does. But to achieve the Corps’ vision, the Corps’ methods, capabilities and required skills must change.
To achieve this, four objectives will address: People & Ethos, Exploiting Technology, External Integration and Communication and Influence. The RLC has a huge amount to offer the Nation. Please read the strategy, talk about it, be proud of it and share your ideas to help it to evolve.
To explain this further, The RLC’s Strategy on a page can be seen below.
The full strategy paper (less Annexes) can be found on Defence Connect using this link:
https://jive.defencegateway.mod.uk/docs/DOC-408180
#BritishArmyLogistics #WeSustain
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