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The RLC Association is the centre of the wider Corps family

The Association maintains the Corps’ identity and heritage and through membership provides fraternity and support to serving and retired Regulars and Reservists

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THE SERVING RLC

13 Regular Regiments and 11 Reserve units, which enable and sustain the British Army’s operations and exercises.

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The RLC Association

The hub of the Corps family, preserving heritage, promoting comradeship, providing opportunities and support.

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Promoting professional excellence within The RLC, enabling soldiers and officers to be the best military logisticians.

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”As a Mariner you deploy on large Multi-National amphibious exercises around the world. Or, at a moment’s notice, you’re on a ship delivering lifesaving aid to disaster stricken nations.”

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The Army Cadets is one of the biggest and best clubs around, when it comes to fun, friendship, action and adventure.

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right kit to the
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right place at the
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The RLC places a huge emphasis on its 27 sports and has been crowned Army Champions in several.

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17th June 2021

The Royal Logistic Corps’ official Linkedin group’s primary purpose is to promote the Corps’ vision and ethos, to encourage innovative thinking and debate and to…

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This week the RLC Men’s Athletics team were crowned Inter Corps Champions for the first time since 2016 and the Women’s team were runners up, a fantastic result.There were phenomenal performances from our talented sprinters Cpl Cartledge (3 ATR) Pte Bakani (3RLC) and the men's 4 x 100 relay team setting a blistering time of 44.3 seconds.Lt Walker (4RLC) won the mens 5000m race and the 3000m steeple chase with Cpl Adair (167RLC) winning the womens 1500m race.A big thank you to Maj Whitwam (101X) for his years of service to RLC athletics, he ran his final race for the RLC.Finally a huge congratulations to the team manager and athlete SSgt Hood (4RLC) for getting 2 phenomenal teams to the start line.#WeAreTheRLC ... See MoreSee Less
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The Royal Logistic Corps
FOLLOW THE RLC ON LINKEDINThe primary purpose of The Royal Logistic Corps’ official Linkedin group is to promote the Corps’ vision and ethos, to encourage innovative thinking and debate among professional logisticians and to improve and develop links with our allies, partners and industry. It also exists to help those who have left The RLC (or members of its Forming Corps) to network and to support, guide and give assistance to those who are in their last five years of service. We wish to offer a professional network of people with similar experience who will be able to offer advice and assistance to other members including those moving from ​military life to a new life as a civilian. To this end the group accepts posts from industry, advertising employment opportunities.https://www.linkedin.com/groups/1871904/Join and contribute to the conversation.#ukarmylogistics #WeAreTheRLC ... See MoreSee Less
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WO2 Sheridan Lucas MBE (pictured) the first female Company Sergeant Major at ITC Catterick, joins Col Daniel Rea OBE (late RLC) Lt Col Dylan Read OBE, Maj Cyril Stevenson VR, Capt Daniel Winfield MBE, Capt Vivekjung Shah MBE QOGLR and WO2 Andrew Eke VR as recipients of awards (shown post nom) in The Queen's 2021 Birthday Honours List. The RLC congratulates you on your superb achievements. ... See MoreSee Less