Royal Corps of Signals

19/06/2026

CORPS WEEKEND – 19–21 June
Join us during Corps Weekend as we welcome the Royal Signals family back together.

The Museum will be open:
�📅 Friday 19 June | 10am–4pm�📅 Saturday 20 June | 9am–4pm

Come and explore our new Cold War in the Shadow of the Bomb exhibition, the updated 299 Squadron display, and the latest additions to the shop.
Royal Signals Association members receive free entry on both days. We look forward to welcoming serving personnel, veterans, families and visitors to discover the story of the Royal Signals.

18/06/2026

Today, we welcome our new Corps Sergeant Major, WO1 Lee Pell, as he takes over from WO1 Alicia Jarman. We would like to extend our sincere thanks to WO1 Jarman for the outstanding work, dedication, and leadership she has shown over the past two years, and we wish her every success for the future.

We want to give a warm welcome to WO1 Pell as he takes on this important appointment. We look forward to working with him and wish him every success in his new role within our Corps family.

17/06/2026

Race the Sun - is there a better Army endurance event?
Held last week at 2 Signal Regiment in York, the event was easily one of the best. With over 360 soldiers from across the Corps and wider Defence taking part, it had everything from a half marathon to SIGROX, triathlon to a log race.
Well done to everyone who took part and helped made it happen.

16/06/2026

Capture the Corps. Share your story. Enter the Royal Signals Photography & Video Competition today. Open to all Regular, Reserve and Royal Signals cap-badged Cadets.

Enter here:

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https://royalsignals.org/photo-competition

15/06/2026

Last weekend, soldiers from 3 (Div) Signal Regiment travelled to Normandy to represent the Corps and pay tribute to those who took part in the D-Day landings.

Over the course of the visit, they attended a number of commemorative parades and events, where the courage, sacrifice and determination of the soldiers who landed on the beaches of Normandy on 6 June 1944 and fought for the liberation of Europe was remembered.

14/06/2026

What a spectacular day celebrating His Majesty the King’s offical birthday. In glorious sunshine, over 1400 members of the Armed Forces paraded together in London and it was our soldiers from 251 Sig Sqn who helped make it possible. Working behind the scenes, they coordinated the parade timings, ran the comms network and oversaw responses to any unforeseen events. They also fitted discreet radios to key members of the Household Division and other participants in the parade.

Our soldiers may not have been in the limelight, but they deserve recognition for the vital role they played in making yesterday such a success.

13/06/2026

Congratulations to the many exceptional Royal Signals personnel who have been recognised in His Majesty The King’s Birthday Honours List. Whether your award was given for operational excellence or dedicated service, we are extremely proud of you all.
Certa Cito.

Sixty-nine soldiers and officers are to be awarded honours by His Majesty King Charles.

The servicemen and servicewomen, both Regular and Reserve, are cited for transformational leadership, exemplary professionalism, and tireless commitment.

Personnel cited have made exceptional contributions to the armed forces, UK resilience and NATO, both at home and overseas.

Read more ⬇️
https://bit.ly/4vF7Ml6

10/06/2026

Massive congratulations to Sig Jepson from 22 Signal Regiment, who has won the Level 4 Apprenticeship category at the British Army Apprentice of the Year Awards this week.

This is a fantastic achievement and well-deserved recognition of the commitment he has shown throughout his apprenticeship journey. Successes such as this highlight the outstanding apprenticeship opportunities available across the Royal Signals, demonstrating how soldiers can gain nationally recognised qualifications while developing expertise that supports both their military careers and future development.

09/06/2026

Soldiers from 3 Signal Regiment have been out on exercise recently, testing their military skills, equipment and teamwork.
What do you think is the most important quality on exercise: communication, resilience, teamwork or adaptability?

Let us know in the comments 👇

08/06/2026

Good luck to Capt Harry Shilley on being named a finalist at the prestigious National AI Awards in London this week. Capt Shilley and his team have been recognised for their outstanding work on Defence Cyber Marvel 26 and is the only serving military nominee among this year’s finalists.
👀Watch the video to hear the DCM team discuss the AI challenges they designed and delivered for the exercise, showcasing innovative applications of artificial intelligence in a defence and cyber environment.

We wish Harry and his team the very best of luck at the awards and congratulations on this remarkable achievement.