Royal Corps of Signals

HRH Princess Anne took the final inspection for those on parade

The Royal Signals Charity plays a key role in supporting the well-being of soldiers, notably through Adventurous Training (AT) expeditions. One such example is Ex TIGER LANGTANG, a Level 3 expedition to Nepal that took place from 17th February to 7th March 2025. The expedition tested the physical and mental resilience of the participants while promoting teamwork in extreme conditions.

A-Jay Saini is embarking on a personal marathon, running for 10 days to cover a total distance of 105 miles, in celebration of the Royal Signals Corps' 105th Birthday.

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It’s been a week since the fantastic 2025 edition of the Lanyard Trophy

Lanyard Trophy 2025 was hosted by 216 (Para) Signal Squadron at Otterburn training area with 28 teams from across the British Army competing. The challenge demands teams of 8 complete an arduous 40-mile route carrying 40lbs of weight in the best time.

On Saturday, soldiers from 280 (NATO) Signal Squadron paraded through Wimborne, Dorset, to mark the prestigious Freedom of the Town.