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Museum Collections

Our collections include uniforms, badges, medals, weapons, fine and decorative arts and a collection of vintage military vehicles

The Royal Logistic Corps Museum conserves and displays many different objects covering our 200 year history, including those from our more recent forming corps:
Royal Corps of Transport
, Royal Army Ordnance Corps
, Royal Pioneer Corps
, Army Catering Corps, 
Royal Engineers Postal and Courier Section

Our collections include uniforms, badges, medals, weapons and other equipment, as well as fine and decorative arts. We have a small, but fascinating collection of vintage military vehicles, which are currently held in an off site store. The exception being the Rolls Royce Wraith staff car, used by Field Marshal Bernard Montgomery, which is on display in the museum.

The museum’s collection continues to grow, as we collect objects from both The RLC and the forming corps. If you are interested in making a donation to the museum, then please telephone us on 01252 833371.

Medal Collection

In addition to the Museum’s collection from 2021 we will be displaying the RASC / RCT medal collection.

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Horse Drawn Heritage

Dedicated to maintaining and preserving the horse-drawn transport types used by the British military.

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Museum Closed

The RLC Museum is closed and will re-open in Worthy Down in 2021. The online archive can still be accessed.

Address

The Royal Logistic Corps Museum
The Princess Royal Barracks
Deepcut, Surrey, GU16 6RW
Telephone: 01252 833371

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Free Parking

The Museum has extensive free parking for cars, motorbikes and bicycles.

Accessibility

We have good disabled access, an accessible toilet and free parking. Feel free to contact us ahead of your visit to discuss your individual needs.

 

RLC Shop

Tel: 01252 833484
Email: shop@rlcmueum.com
Website: www.rlcmuseumshop.co.uk

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Over 4-5 March a team of 12 from 3 Regiment Royal Logistic Corps will pull a 4-tonne VW van as far as they can in 24 hours. The event will take place at Blenheim Palace and will raise money for ABF The Soldiers' Charity and Mind as well as supporting the #ArmyConfidence recruitment campaign.

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RLC Chefs, Cpl Grahame Wickam and LCpl Richie Godden, as part of the Combined Services Culinary Arts Team are going for Gold at the 2020 Culinary Olympics in Stuttgart. The event takes place 14-19 Feb and attracts 2000 civilian and military chefs from across the globe.

At a final practice held at Food Services Wing Worthy Down last week, the team prepared an amazing three course meal for 120 covers. Based on that they have a great chance of a medal. Good luck. ... See MoreSee Less

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On 5 Feb the Army’s Apprenticeship Launch took place in support of the National Apprenticeship Week.

The successful nominees for the upcoming Army Apprenticeships Awards were present. The Colonel RLC said how extremely proud he is of the work the soldiers have put into completing their awards and congratulated them on progressing to the Army Apprenticeship Finals on 11 Mar.

The Colonel RLC's aspiration to secure an apprenticeship for all direct entry RLC soldiers, was furthered during the week at a visit to 17 Port and Maritime Regiment RLC, Marchwood to confirm if Mr K Foster, CEO of the Workboat Association and Mr M Ince from the RLC's service provider Pearson would support the aspiration for RLC Mariners to be enrolled on the L2 Workboat Crew Member Apprenticeship. WO1 Styles on behalf the Regiment and staff from 73 Squadron were on hand to ask questions. #WeAreTheRLC Army Jobs ... See MoreSee Less