As part of the Annual Deployment Exercise (ADE) for 162 Regiment, The Royal Logistic Corp, 150 Army Reserve and Regular Army Officers and Soldiers deployed to Warcop Training Centre in September 2015. During this exercise, the Regiment conducted a series of training packages aimed at increased core soldier skills, enhancing trade related competencies and maximising Op FORTIFY retention with challenging Adventurous Training.
The soldier development phase of the ADE saw soldiers complete a command and leadership package, as well as an unrivalled range package which took personnel from their APWT up to pairs live fire and manoeuvre; including a most challenging Section in Defence shoot.
The trade development packages, included Postal and Courier conventional operations working in austere environments, Movement Control operations focusing on Air and Railhead moves as well as personal development packages for the Regiments Chefs and Combat Human Resources Specialists.
In order to maximise retention with fun and variety, the Regimental also delivered a comprehensive AT package which included mountain biking, canoeing, abseiling, climbing, walking and clay pigeon shooting; that latter package also included a class room based phase allowed 47 people to gain an accredited qualification in Clay Pigeon shooting.
Whilst the two week ADE was hard work and uncompromising, all of those that attended have come away with a more refined skill set which will help them contribute more effectively to our end state of providing Movement Control and Postal and Courier support to the Regular Army.
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An absolutely historic achievement for our first woman to pass the immensely tough All Arms #Commando Course, Capt Eve Newton. Hoofing! 👇👇👇
Congratulations to Major Schultz, WO2 Wright, Captain Williams and SSgt Cockburn who have received awards in the Operational Honours and Awards List. Click below to read the full story. #BritishArmyLogistics #WeSustain
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A/LCPL Kwarteng and A/LCPL Kwame-Tanoh of 64 Squadron, @6RegtRLC, who have been attached to BATUK for the past four weeks, have raised money via Facebook used to made food donations to the Hope & Home Orphanage in Nanyuki, Kenya. #BritishArmyLogistics #WeSustain
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An absolutely historic achievement for our first woman to pass the immensely tough All Arms #Commando Course, Capt Eve Newton. Hoofing! 👇👇👇 https://t.co/TqkXDfMWXR ... See MoreSee Less
The most recent Operational Honours and Awards List, which recognises the bravery, commitment, leadership and commendable service of those within the military, has been released, including the names of four RLC personnel.
Congratulations to Major Kerry Schultz (27 Regiment RLC) and WO2 Ben Wright (11 EOD&Search Regiment RLC) who were awarded the Queen’s Commendation for Valuable Service. Captain Karl Williams (27 Regiment RLC) and SSgt Steven Cockburn (11 EOD&Search Regiment RLC) both received the Queen’s Commendation for Bravery.
To read the full story, please click the link below.
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Royal Logistic Corps Tartan from The Ministry of Tartan.co.uk
The unique British-made range of RLC Tartan is officially registered and has been approved by The RLC. It incorporates the dark blue, gold and scarlet of the Corps’ stable belt and black represents respect for all fallen RLC comrades.
As official MOD Licensees, for every product sold connected to any of the Services, The Ministry of Tartan gives a percentage to the relevant Benevolent Fund.
RLC tartan scarves and other items are available to order online from The Ministry of Tartan website: www.theministryoftartan.co.uk ... See MoreSee Less