Royal Corps of Signals

What made this trip truly unique wasn’t the five Royal Signals personnel learning to ski, it was the six Royal Signals instructors leading the way.

216 (Para) Sig Sqn are ready to host the Corps this weekend!

DCM4 was the largest and most ambitious exercise to date, involving over 1,000 participants from 34 teams representing 10 UK government departments and 27 nations

16 members of King Troop, 247 Gurkha Signal Squadron, 16th Signal Regiment are excited to announce that they will be taking part in the Stafford Half Marathon on Sunday, 23rd March 2025.

The Competition is open to all R SIGNALS Regular and Reserve personnel and QGS personnel who pay into the Corps Charity via the One Day’s Pay Scheme.

This year marks a significant milestone for the Royal Corps of Signals as we celebrate its 105th anniversary on June 28th. For over a century, the Royal Corps of Signals has been the backbone of communications for the British Army, ensuring that our forces stay connected, informed, and coordinated. To honour this historic occasion, we invite you to take part in fundraising efforts that directly support the Royal Signals Charity.

Support for Families of Fallen Royal Signals Soldiers The Royal Signals Charity is dedicated to supporting the families and units of soldiers who serve in the Royal Corps of Signals. In the unfortunate event that a Royal Signals soldier dies while serving, the charity offers immediate financial assistance to ensure the unit has the resources to address urgent needs not covered by the public purse.

The Journal of the Royal Corps of Signals is the professional magazine of the Corps.