The Royal Signals Association Standard Bearers Competition

Royal Corps of Signals

2nd August 2024 · 1 min read

The Royal Signals Association Standard Bearers Competition

The Royal Signals Association Standard Bearers Competition takes place on the Corps Weekend, prior to the Princess Royal Day Parade. The competition is taken by the Royal Signals Corps Sergeant Major and judged by two fellow Warrant Officer Class One’s. This year it was judged by WO1 Alicia Jarman (Corps SM), WO1 Louis Simpkins and WO1 Leigh Britton.

 

The competition is important because it brings together the Retired, Reserves and the Regular (the 3Rs) community and allows the RSA standard bearers to exhibit their skills to the Corps family on an illustrious occasion.

 

Watch the highlights of the Competition!

 

 

 

 

 

 

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