From the 13 to 15 Oct 17, units from across the Army, the RAF, both Regular and Reserve, as well as foreign troops, took part in the Army Enduro Championships held in Bovington.
9 Regiment entered a team of six in a competitive field of 98 riders, which included a number of professional riders who compete at the highest levels of the sport. Following three days of hard fought riding, 9 RLC came away with a plethora of silverware.
SSgt Kalem Hicks won the overall event, taking the crown of “Army Enduro Champion†by one second. With help from LCpl Liam Philips, 9 RLC once again became the Army Enduro Team Champions.
LCpl Abi Childs won the Overall Female class and riding alongside LCpl Richard Penfold, helped win the Overall Novice team completion. LCpl Penfold also came second in the Novice class and won The RLC Novice competition.
It was an amazing weekend for 9 RLC Enduro riders and the wider Corps team, competing against a talented and multi cap badged field of riders.
See What We Have Been Up To
The Royal Logistic Corps
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