Congratulations to all the Officer Cadets who have recently passed out of the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst.
Reserve Officer 2nd Lt Matthew Ovens of 150 Regiment was one of those who has completed his Commissioning Course.
He said that the best part of the course was “Doing our Casevac down the wish stream on our last exercise – a Sandhurst tradition.”
The course he recently completed is the Commissioning Course Short which takes eight weeks to complete and is based directly on the Regular Commissioning Course.
It is an intense, challenging course designed to teach the fundamentals of soldiering and develop Officer Cadets as leaders.
Someone who holds an Army Reserve commission will have learned a wide range of valuable leadership and managerial skills that can also be used in the civilian workplace.
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Congratulations Broughy👏 a legend on and off the pitch, a true servant to the Corps! @RLC_FA
And finally, a year after completing his 24 years service. SSgt Nick Brough (retired👀) is presented with his leaving gift from the RLC Corps Manager, Capt Lee Davies!
All the best Broughy🕺🏻🙌🏻⚽️
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RHQ The RLC is delighted to announce that Her Majesty the Queen has graciously appointed Major (Retd) Harry Lomas MBE BEM FIH as the Honorary Colonel of 167 Catering Support Regiment RLC, with effect 1st March 2021.
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Some amazing footage from @NPASSouthWest showing the final moments of the #exeterbomb
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Here is the moment the #exeterbomb was detonated in #Exeter this evening filmed by NPAS 44. Our video is filmed in Infra Red with the white hot mode selected showing heat as white. A massive multi-agency operation with a successful zero casualty outcome ^GMO https://twitter.com/DC_Police/status/1365761058498105344
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