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The RLC Forming Corps Associations

‘We are Centuries old and decades new’. Learn about The RLC’s Forming Corps and their associations.

The RLC was formed on 5 April 1993 from the amalgamation of the Royal Corps of Transport, the Royal Army Ordnance Corps, the Royal Pioneer Corps, the Army Catering Corps and the Postal and Courier Branch of the Royal Engineers. Our antecedents had a tradition of service to the Army and the Crown stretching back hundreds of years.

The RLC Charity

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The Royal Logistic Corps

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The Royal Logistic Corps

British Army Heritage Project: Documenting Sikh Service Since 1947.Calling all serving Sikh personnel and veterans. Your story matters. Whether you have a full career of memories or just a few key moments, we would like to record them.Find out more details + registration: https://link.militaryapp.org/rlc/AkJKhy ... See MoreSee Less
Happy #SupplyChainDay! From the front line of logistics to delivering vital supplies worldwide - our Supply Chain Operators keep the Army moving, no matter the challenge.Thinking about a career where every day makes a real difference? Join the RLC as a Supply Chain Operator and become part of one of the most critical roles in the Army. Find out more on https://jobs.army.mod.uk/roles/royal-logistic-corps/supply-chain-operator/ ... See MoreSee Less
Congratulations to Corporal Christopher McNee on winning the Army Safety Award 2025! During a highly complex and high-risk Military Aid to the Civil Authorities (MACA) Explosive Ordnance Disposal operation at Tilbury Power Station, Cpl McNee demonstrated exceptional safety leadership, judgement, and moral courage.His professionalism, environmental awareness, and unwavering commitment ensured the munition was safely neutralised on the fourth day with zero injuries, zero infrastructure damage, and zero environmental contamination – protecting critical national infrastructure and upholding the very best of Army Values & Standards. ... See MoreSee Less