106 Yeomanry Regiment Royal Artillery

15/09/2026

🇬🇧 SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL ARMY RESERVIST 🇬🇧

I’m taking on the Frontline Walk: The Western Front, a gruelling 100km trek across the Somme and Passchendaele battlefields, following in the footsteps of those who fought there during WWI.

I’m doing this to remember their sacrifice and raise vital funds for the Army Benevolent Fund, supporting soldiers, veterans and their families.

It’ll be physically and emotionally tough, but it’s for a great cause.

Please support me with a donation and help me reach my target. Every contribution makes a difference. 🇬🇧❤️

I'm taking part in the Frontline Walk: The Western Front - a 60 mile trek commemorating those who fought in WWI whist helping to support the soldiers and veterans of today. I'll be doing this to commemorate the sacrifices made by those who fought in WWI whilst helping to support the soldiers and vet...

14/09/2026

⛳️ARMY RESERVES TEEING OFF OVERSEAS 🇬🇧🇩🇪

106 representatives Sgt M and Gnr F joined the Regular Army Royal Artillery Development Squad for its first overseas golf development tour in Sennelager, Germany.

Two days of coaching, competition and camaraderie, culminating in the inaugural Crows Cup against the Sennelager British Army Golf Club.

A fantastic opportunity to develop skills, compete alongside fellow Gunners and experience the wider sporting opportunities available across the Royal Artillery.

Get involved. Get active. Get out there. 🎯

#106

11/09/2026

Train as we need to fight.

Realistic training builds the skills, confidence and teamwork needed when it matters most.

If you’d like to join and become part of the team, Click the linktr.ee/106royalartillery and arrange a no-obligation chat.

Contact us at: [email protected]

09/09/2026

🇬🇧 WELCOME TO THE ARMY RESERVE! 🇬🇧

A huge congratulations to our two newest recruits, who have officially attested into the British Army Reserve and taken the first step on what promises to be an exciting and rewarding journey. 🎖️

Becoming a Reservist is about so much more than military training. It’s an opportunity to:

💪 Build confidence and resilience
🎯 Develop valuable skills and leadership experience
🤝 Become part of a strong team and make lifelong friendships
📚 Gain qualifications and professional development
🌍 Take part in new experiences, exercises and opportunities
💷 Earn additional income alongside your civilian career
🇬🇧 Serve your country while maintaining your civilian life

For many, the Army Reserve offers the best of both worlds, continuing a career, education or family life while challenging yourself, developing new skills and contributing to something bigger.

Today marks the beginning of their journey. We wish them every success as they start their training and look forward to seeing what they achieve.

Welcome to the team — and good luck for the journey ahead! 🇬🇧🎖️

28/08/2026

🎯 Eyes on the target!

The Regiment recently took to the clay ground for a day of clay pigeon shooting.

While our focus is firmly on our core weapon systems, training isn’t limited to the equipment we use day-to-day. Activities like this help develop concentration, discipline, coordination and the ability to perform under pressure, all valuable skills both on and off the range.

A great opportunity for the team to get together, test their skills and enjoy some friendly competition. 💪🎯

If you’d like to join and become part of the team, Click the linktr.ee/106royalartillery and arrange a no-obligation chat.

Contact us at: [email protected]

02/08/2026

Challenge Complete. 🏔️🇬🇧

The final ascent of Snowdon is done, bringing an unforgettable Three Peaks to a close.

Over the last few days, our team of eight has battled relentless wind, rain, fatigue, sore legs and little sleep, but every single person showed incredible determination, resilience and teamwork from the first step to the last. Together the team conquered Ben Nevis, Scafell and finally Snowdon.

We're incredibly proud to have completed this challenge, but even prouder that we raised £1,120 for Blesma The Limbless Veterans, helping to support serving and former members of the Armed Forces who have experienced life changing limb loss or the loss of the use of a limb.

A huge thank you to everyone who donated, encouraged the team and followed the journey. Your support kept them going when the going got tough.
Three mountains. Hundreds of kilometres travelled. One amazing team. One incredible cause.

Still time to donate, no matter how big or small - https://gofund.me/f130849dd

02/08/2026

Scafell ✔️

After a well earned rest, the team headed out overnight to complete the next stage of the challenge. Climbing in the darkness brought a whole new test navigating rough terrain, battling fatigue, and keeping spirits high but every one of them dug deep and got it done.

Another summit reached, another challenge overcome. The team continues to show incredible determination, resilience, and support for one another.

One mountain left, we're coming for you. 🏔️💪

Donate here - https://gofund.me/f130849dd

01/08/2026

A little update on 295 Battery's challenging mountain climb, raising a massive £2120 👏

All eight of the team made the summit of Ben Nevis despite some seriously challenging conditions. 🌧️💨 The wind and rain tested our resilience every step of the way, but the team dug deep, kept pushing, and made it together.

A few aches and niggles, but nothing that will stop them. Now it's time for some well-earned rest before they take on Scafell the second highest peak in England. 🏔️💪

Still time to donate here - https://gofund.me/ef986a657

31/07/2026

Going into the weekend knowing the hard work has been done. Train hard, stay ready, and enjoy a well-earned break. Have a great weekend. 💪🇬🇧

If you’d like to join and become part of the team, Click the linktr.ee/106royalartillery and arrange a no-obligation chat.

Contact us at: [email protected]

30/07/2026

Seven soldiers, 37 kilometres, 25kg each. Seven dedicated soldiers from 295 (HY) Battery are taking on an extraordinary endurance challenge: summiting the highest peaks in Scotland, England, and Wales while carrying the full weight of a British Army Combat Equipment Marching Order around 25kg (55lbs) each.

These Army Reserve soldiers already juggle demanding civilian careers, family life, and military responsibilities. They regularly give up evenings and weekends to train to the same high standards as their full-time counterparts. Now, they are sacrificing yet another weekend time they could spend with loved ones to push themselves through this physically and mentally demanding test.

Importantly, every participant is volunteering their time. None will receive pay for undertaking this challenge.

Funds raised will be split between Blesma, the only national Armed Forces Charity that supports limbless veterans for the duration of their lives & The Royal Artillery Charitable Fund, helping our serving or veteran Gunners and their dependants when they are struggling to find funding for essential needs..

If you’re able to support, your contribution no matter the size will make a meaningful difference and be greatly appreciated, especially during these challenging times.