Gurkha ARRC Support Battalion

Gurkha ARRC Support Battalion This is the official page for The Gurkha ARRC Support Battalion. Audentis Fortuna Iuvat – Fortune Favours the Bold.

The Support Battalion of the Allied Rapid Reaction Corps (ARRC) is a high readiness, expeditionary, all arms unit that provides close support to Headquarters ARRC. The Battalion is a multi-capbadge unit consisting of Infanteers, Engineers, Pioneers and Logisticians combined with the full range of supporting arms. The Battalion is uniquely diverse and provides a similarly unique mix of capabilities

to support expeditionary operations. The primary role of the Battalion is to deliver Force Projection, Force Protection and Sustainment to deployed elements of the ARRC Headquarters. The Battalion is a scalable unit able to support the spectrum of possible deployment options, in order to support COMARRC and his HQ staff. In peacetime, the Battalion delivers Force Preparation and training for all elements of the HQ and wider ARRC Group and for all contributing Partner Nations. Currently consisting of 20 capbadges drawn from across the British Army, the Battalion enjoys an equally diverse schedule of activity completing basic and special to arm military training and additionally a full programme of ambitious adventurous training and sporting activity.

Prior to summer leave the Bn deployed on Ex Khukuri warrior 26 a live fire tactical training package in Sennybridge. Thi...
03/09/2026

Prior to summer leave the Bn deployed on Ex Khukuri warrior 26 a live fire tactical training package in Sennybridge. This week long package saw the Bn deploy and conduct tactical actions across harsh terrain.

The exercise was a fantastic opportunity to hone skills and develop leadership at every level.

Today, the Gurkha ARRC Support Battalion gathered for a special temple service to mark the auspicious occasion of Rakshy...
28/08/2026

Today, the Gurkha ARRC Support Battalion gathered for a special temple service to mark the auspicious occasion of Rakshya Bandhan.

A cherished festival symbolising love, duty, unity and protection, Rakshya Bandhan reflects the enduring values of mutual support and loyalty that are central to our Kaida and military service.

The service also provided an opportunity for solemn prayer and reflection for those who tragically lost their lives, and for the families affected by the devastating flash floods earlier this week in Nepal.

Our thoughts, prayers and deepest condolences remain with all those affected during this difficult time.

Happy Rakshya Bandhan!

RSM Gurkha ARRC Sp Bn – HOTOThe handover/takeover of the Regimental Sergeant Major (RSM), Gurkha ARRC Support Battalion,...
12/08/2026

RSM Gurkha ARRC Sp Bn – HOTO

The handover/takeover of the Regimental Sergeant Major (RSM), Gurkha ARRC Support Battalion, was successfully completed on 31 July 2026.

Incoming: WO1 (RSM) Seesan Gurung QGE

Outgoing: WO1 (Sel Capt) Yakthunghang Angbuhang QGE

Congratulations to both, and best wishes for every success in your new appointments.

Ex Eliguis Khukuri was a type 2 adventure training package held within the Lake District at Low Gillerthwaite field cent...
11/08/2026

Ex Eliguis Khukuri was a type 2 adventure training package held within the Lake District at Low Gillerthwaite field centre.
During the multi activity week the members of the Bn experienced hill walking, climbing and mountain biking. At the end of the week a messing meal was provided by the two chefs who looked after us for the duration.

The principles of AT are exposing individuals to controlled risk, developing leadership, fostering team cohesion, developing resilience all whilst building cohesion within the Bn.

11 members of Gurkha ARRC Support Battalion took part in the Nijmegen March 2026, the world’s largest and most prestigio...
08/08/2026

11 members of Gurkha ARRC Support Battalion took part in the Nijmegen March 2026, the world’s largest and most prestigious long-distance marching event, held in the Netherlands.

Over four demanding days, the team marched 40 km each day, demonstrating exceptional endurance, resilience, and teamwork. Successfully completing the challenge, every member earned the coveted Nijmegen Cross Medal in recognition of their outstanding achievement.

Congratulations to the team, led by Sgt Sangam Gurung and A/Sgt Resham Gurung, for their commitment, determination, and professionalism. A superb effort that reflects the highest standards of the Battalion.

Gurkha ARRC Support Battalion 5th Birthday CelebrationThe Bn recently celebrated its 5th birthday in style, honouring tr...
28/07/2026

Gurkha ARRC Support Battalion 5th Birthday Celebration

The Bn recently celebrated its 5th birthday in style, honouring tradition and excellence. The event featured the presentation of awards, culmination of the CO’s shield competition, a vibrant cultural showcase, and exceptional culinary work by the Catering Dept. As part of the occasion charity cheques were formally presented reflecting the Battalion’s commitment to supporting meaningful causes.

The event was expertly delivered under the leadership of Capt Bikram Thapa and WO2 Arjun Tamang.

Jai Gurkha ARRC Sp Bn!!!

The Gurkha ARRC Sp Bn WOs’ and Sgts’ Mess Dined Out the outgoing RSM, WO1 Yakthunghang Angbuhang, and a Dined In the inc...
23/07/2026

The Gurkha ARRC Sp Bn WOs’ and Sgts’ Mess Dined Out the outgoing RSM, WO1 Yakthunghang Angbuhang, and a Dined In the incoming RSM, WO2 Seesan Gurung, on 8 July at IWOSM. The event recognised the outstanding achievements and distinguished service of the outgoing RSM throughout his tenure, whilst also providing an opportunity to warmly welcome the incoming RSM and extend best wishes for a successful tenure in the appointment.

Yesterday the Battalion was fortunate enough to host the Army Sergeant Major. He received a brief about the unit, was sh...
23/07/2026

Yesterday the Battalion was fortunate enough to host the Army Sergeant Major. He received a brief about the unit, was shown stands about Pj RAPSTONE and presented an Army Sergeant Major Coin to Pte Ramesh.

Last week, six personnel from the Gurkha ARRC Support Battalion travelled to Abingdon to compete in the RLC’s inaugural ...
17/07/2026

Last week, six personnel from the Gurkha ARRC Support Battalion travelled to Abingdon to compete in the RLC’s inaugural Drone Racing Competition. After honing their skills on simulators, they took to the drone hangar to race around an indoor course.

It was a fantastic event enjoyed by all, and we look forward to grow drone racing within the unit.

Thanks to 7 Regiment RLC for organising an excellent competition.

Winning once is impressive. Winning twice is exceptional. Winning three times in a row is historic.GARRC Sp Bn’s ladies ...
15/07/2026

Winning once is impressive. Winning twice is exceptional. Winning three times in a row is historic.

GARRC Sp Bn’s ladies volleyball team has now set a benchmark for future generations- a legacy of excellence that will inspire players across the Brigade and beyond. Their achievement at BG Bhela will be remembered as one of the proud sporting moments in the Battalion’s history.

The final match against GCS was a test of nerve. GCS pushed hard, but GARRC Sp Bn’s composure and tactical discipline proved decisive, allowing them to regain momentum and close out the match with authority.

Jai GARRC !!!

OIC: WO2 Minkaji Gurung
Manager: Sgt Dhan Pun
Coach: Suman Mahato

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