Reservists from 234 Squadron, 156 Regiment RLC, Cpl Philip Neale, Pte Robert Coyle, Pte Nick Bioletti and LCpl Jim Parsons, decided to find two local underprivileged families in the Wirral area, through the local charity called ‘ Community Spirit ‘, that could not afford to buy any presents for their children at Christmas. Cpl Neale thought that it was really sad to know they could not afford to buy presents.
Every child should have presents to open on Christmas Day so the four got together and asked shops to donate as well as approaching comrades, families and friends. The response in two weeks was. They had toys for all nine children and took them round to two separate families on Christmas morning. The response from the Parents and children was unbelievable and made it all worthwhile.
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The brand new RLC Museum at Worthy Down near Winchester, is holding a First World War living history event from 12 to 14 August 2021.
The event runs from 9:30 to 16:00 on all three days and entry to the museum is free.
For more information, click here: https://www.royallogisticcorps.co.uk/the-souths-newest-museum-to-hold-a-ww1-living-history-event-in-august/
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.
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