Royal Corps of Signals

26/08/2026

26/08/2026

Happy International Dog Day!

Today we celebrate our four-legged companions and the important part they play in our lives. Both in and out of the military.

Whether they are military working dogs or much loved family pets, the bond we share with them is unbreakable.

Today is a perfect day to say thank you for their loyalty!

Do you have your own four legged friend? Comment below.

24/08/2026

Last week, the Royal Corps of Signals Tennis Corps Championships took place at Aldershot Tennis Centre.

Open to both Regular and Reserve officers and soldiers from across the Corps, the championships provided a fantastic opportunity to identify emerging talent and support the selection process for the Inter-Corps Army Tennis Winter League 2026/27.

The tournament featured gentlemen’s singles, ladies’ singles and doubles competitions, showcasing some excellent tennis and plenty of competitive spirit.

And tennis isn’t the only sport on offer in the Corps.

Maybe this is your sign to join us, get involved in sport and have the opportunity to represent the Royal Corps of Signals in the sport you love.

24/08/2026

A new chapter for The Royal Signals (Northern) Band 🥁

Warrant Officer Class Two (BM) Chris Brown LRSM (Licentiate of the Royal Schools of Music) takes on the role of Bandmaster, bringing a remarkable military music career to the band, including BAFTA-winning performances with the Army Orchestra.

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https://bit.ly/4x7bSUr

20/08/2026

Good luck to everyone receiving their GCSE results today!

Whatever your results, and whatever your future holds, why not consider an apprenticeship with us?

The Royal Signals provides the British Army with its communications capability, operating at the forefront of technology in areas including cyber, electronic warfare, networking, IT and digital communications.

With five different apprenticeships to choose from, you can earn a salary from day one, gain nationally recognised qualifications, develop skills that will set you up for life, and be part of a team with like-minded people making a real difference.

Better still, the British Army has been voted the best Apprenticeship Provider for five consecutive years, making it one of the U.K’s leading places to learn, develop and build a rewarding career.

For more, please see the link in our Bio.

19/08/2026

It’s World Photography Day!

Today we celebrate the talented photographers who capture the story of the Royal Corps of Signals.

Whether it’s on operations, exercises, ceremonial events or adventurous training our media team works tirelessly behind the lens to showcase that professionalism, people and pride of the corps.

In an age of AI generated content, every photo we capture is real. No artificial imagery - just our very own army photographer and Corps photographers, capturing genuine moments as they unfold or crafted with fine detail in the studio.

18/08/2026

Whatever your sport, we’re proud to offer our soldiers every opportunity to try something new, develop their skills and compete at the highest level.
Today, we’re celebrating the members of our Corps Parachuting Team, who recently took part in the Armed Forces Championships, coming away with multiple golds, alongside a handful of silver and bronze medals across all disciplines, including formation skydiving, speed and accuracy, and freefall.

If this is something you’d like to try, please get in touch, we’d love to hear from you!

17/08/2026

Thinking about rejoining the Royal Signals?
If you've been missing the camaraderie, the sense of purpose, the opportunities and the job itself, why not take the next step?
The Corps has changed, evolved and continues to offer exciting careers, professional development and opportunities to serve at the forefront of military technology.
If you're considering a return to service, click here for more info
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15/08/2026

🎉 Happy Birthday to HRH The Princess Royal, our Colonel-in-Chief!

Next year marks an incredible milestone as she celebrates 50 years as Colonel-in-Chief of the Royal Corps of Signals. Her unwavering support and commitment to the Corps over the past five decades have been greatly valued, and we are proud to have her as our Colonel-in-Chief.

If you've had the privilege of meeting HRH during your service, we'd love to hear your memories. Share your stories and photos in the comments below.

14/08/2026

Throwing it back to Trooping the Colour back in June.

While many of you around the world saw the incredible display from the soldiers on parade, what you don’t see is the huge amount of work that goes on behind the scenes.

Our very own 251 Signals Squadron, from 10 Signal Regiment, played a vital role in making the event happen.

For the full story from British Army, head over to the link below from

https://bit.ly/44aaROw