The contractors have erected the outer steel frame for the new RLC Museum at Worthy Down.
Opening to the public in spring 2021, the new exhibition space is more than twice the size of the current display area and will allow many more exhibits to be shown, including more historic vehicles.
The new museum building has been carefully designed, from the double height central gallery with viewing platform, to the large and impressive medal room.
Working with PLB, the museum design specialists, the new galleries will have exciting new display cases, interactive activities, new text panels and touchscreens, along with many more uniforms, weapons and hither to untold stories from The RLC’s past.
Broken down into 12 time zones, called “epochs” the new museum will tell the story how the Corps and its predecessors supported the Army since before the Battle of Waterloo.
All major trades and activities will be covered, and displays will include: catering, air despatch, postal services, EOD and driving.
Alongside a dedicated research room, there is a presentation room and gift shop. There will also be a large vehicle store visible to the public and a café.
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Pet Ops from @9RegimentRLC deployed on Ex PHOENIX REFRESH 21 to refresh skills and cover Battle Craft Syllabus objectives. Class 3 - 2 upgrades were carried out and training completed on the Enhanced Storage Module, part of the validation for future taskings on Operation AGORA.
An all-female team from @13AAssltSpRegt delivered a two-week training course for the Jordanian Armed Forces Quick Reaction Force Brigade.
The course built on the relationship between the Jordanians and @16AirAssltBde.
Read more: https://www.army.mod.uk/news-and-events/news/2021/07/army-women-deliver-military-skills-training-in-jordan/
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Between 19-22 Jul, 10 QOGLR deployed to Rushmoor Arena to test the Divisional Logistic Regiment activation and deployment for which the Regt is held at readiness for. Lieutenant General Wooddisse CBE MC, Commander Field Army visited to inspect the Regt and receive several briefs.
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