6 Regiment RLC is supporting NHS frontline workers by encouraging its soldiers to run six miles to raise money for the Covid-19 Appeal.
The #6Regt6MileChallengeNHS is encouraging troops to have a go at running, walking or cycling six miles while donating £6 to the NHS Charities Together Campaign. Then they are asked to nominate six colleagues to take up the challenge on Facebook.
It’s a challenge that can even be completed with the kids in tow either in one go, or over a couple of days (if they’re particularly slow at walking)!
The hope is that all the endorphins created while doing the challenge will help everyone’s mental, as well as physical health, plus raise money to help this great cause.
The challenge is the brain child of Sgt Heredia of 62 Sqn, who initially ran the distance of six miles around his local town of Blackburn & Darwen in March.
Well done 6 Regiment! #Team6
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Colonel PA Allen ADC assumes the role of Colonel RLC. On behalf of the Corps, we would like to thank Colonel JC West ADC for everything he has done during his tenure as the Corps Colonel and also extend a warm welcome to Colonel Allen.
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Due to COVID restrictions, the RLC WSA have had to CANCEL Ex SKI RLC 22 ⛷, that was due to be held 13 - 25 Feb 22 in Ruhpolding.😪 Notification will be sent via the CoC idc. Ex LOG BOARDER🏂 still planned in Mar 22 and COA development for Ex KNEES STRETCH in Mar 22 ongoing.
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