The RLC Cricket team has been crowned double Corps champions winning both the The Inter Corps T20 competition and The 50 over Power Cup this season.
The T20 final was especially impressive as it started badly with skipper Capt Edwards breaking his thumb just before the game – that it barely had an impact is a reflection of the ethos, attitude and depth of the squad.
A tight bowling performance from The RLC saw REME finish on 172 for 5. In reply, the top three started well, reaching 97 for 1 off 11 overs – with a half century for LCpl Tottle.
The RLC surpassed the REME score for an eight wicket win – led by Pte Carmichael with a powerful half century.
The team has now won the Inter Corps T20 for three years running, an outstanding achievement.
Less than 12 hours later, it was back to the Army Cricket Ground for the Power Cup Final v Royal
Engineers. The RLC batted first and reached 259 all out and then bowled The Sappers all out for 80 achieving a 179 run win.
Winning both Inter Corps cricket competitions has not been achieved by any Corp for over a decade.
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The Royal Logistic Corps
Behind the scenes of ceremonial duties there are many people working hard to ensure everything goes to plan.
Watch to see how these soldiers from @UKArmyLogistics and @4SCOTS_Main prepare for the funeral of The Duke of Edinburgh on Saturday.
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Well done to RLC Chef Cpl Pardeep who ran an entire marathon on her patio raising £1,320 for NHS East Ambulance Service.
Read the full story here:
https://defencehq.medium.com/running-a-patio-marathon-for-charity-9ac3d7613be5
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Today marks the 28th Anniversary of the formation of The RLC.
On 5 April 1993, the Royal Corps of Transport, the Royal Army Ordnance Corps, the Royal Pioneer Corps, the Army Catering Corps and the Postal and Courier Branch of the Royal Engineers amalgamated to form The RLC.
The Royal Logistic Corps