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Friends & Volunteers

Friends of The RLC Museum support the museum by promoting it and giving it financial support, whilst Volunteers provide more practical “hands on” support and assistance.

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Friends & Volunteers are vital to the continued success of The Royal Logistic Corps Museum. Their enthusiasm, dedication and generosity have been invaluable, enabling the Museum to grow and develop.

Volunteer at the Museum

Become a Volunteer

We are looking for enthusiastic volunteers to support The RLC Museum Front of House team in providing a warm and friendly welcome to our visitors, enabling them to feel safe and confident whilst having a fantastic museum experience. This is a unique opportunity to join our new Front of House volunteer team at the brand new RLC Museum at Worthy Down, Winchester.

If you are interested in applying for this position or have any questions, please email information@rlcmuseum.com to request the Role Description and Volunteer Application Form.

BECOME A FRIEND OF THE RLC MUSEUM

The Society of Friends of The Royal Logistic Corps Museum supports the museum by promoting it and giving it financial and practical support and assistance. These activities are carried out in close cooperation with the museum’s management and staff. The Society is independent of the Museum and of The RLC, but works in very close contact with both.

The new museum near Winchester will be seeking new volunteers and friends to support us in our much bigger museum. So if you can spare from a few hours a month to an afternoon a week or support us in other ways, either now or in the future, please email information@rlcmuseum.com

There are many ways in which volunteers can and do support the museum. There are a number of roles available, so if you are interested in volunteering, come into the museum and speak to a member of staff. They will be able to tell you what is currently available and how you might be able to help your museum.

As a volunteer, you will become an Honorary Friend of the Museum and receive the newsletter, without having to pay the subscription fee. This is as, though Friends give their funding support, you are already supporting the museum by giving your time and expertise.

Volunteer at the Museum

See What We Have Been Up To

The Royal Logistic Corps

The Royal Logistic Corps

The Royal Logistic Corps

The Royal Logistic Corps
The Royal Logistic Corps
This week the RLC Men’s Athletics team were crowned Inter Corps Champions for the first time since 2016 and the Women’s team were runners up, a fantastic result.There were phenomenal performances from our talented sprinters Cpl Cartledge (3 ATR) Pte Bakani (3RLC) and the men's 4 x 100 relay team setting a blistering time of 44.3 seconds.Lt Walker (4RLC) won the mens 5000m race and the 3000m steeple chase with Cpl Adair (167RLC) winning the womens 1500m race.A big thank you to Maj Whitwam (101X) for his years of service to RLC athletics, he ran his final race for the RLC.Finally a huge congratulations to the team manager and athlete SSgt Hood (4RLC) for getting 2 phenomenal teams to the start line.#WeAreTheRLC ... See MoreSee Less
The Royal Logistic Corps
The Royal Logistic Corps
FOLLOW THE RLC ON LINKEDINThe primary purpose of The Royal Logistic Corps’ official Linkedin group is to promote the Corps’ vision and ethos, to encourage innovative thinking and debate among professional logisticians and to improve and develop links with our allies, partners and industry. It also exists to help those who have left The RLC (or members of its Forming Corps) to network and to support, guide and give assistance to those who are in their last five years of service. We wish to offer a professional network of people with similar experience who will be able to offer advice and assistance to other members including those moving from ​military life to a new life as a civilian. To this end the group accepts posts from industry, advertising employment opportunities.https://www.linkedin.com/groups/1871904/Join and contribute to the conversation.#ukarmylogistics #WeAreTheRLC ... See MoreSee Less
The Royal Logistic Corps
The Royal Logistic Corps
WO2 Sheridan Lucas MBE (pictured) the first female Company Sergeant Major at ITC Catterick, joins Col Daniel Rea OBE (late RLC) Lt Col Dylan Read OBE, Maj Cyril Stevenson VR, Capt Daniel Winfield MBE, Capt Vivekjung Shah MBE QOGLR and WO2 Andrew Eke VR as recipients of awards (shown post nom) in The Queen's 2021 Birthday Honours List. The RLC congratulates you on your superb achievements. ... See MoreSee Less