39th Signal Regiment - The Skinners

39th Signal Regiment - The Skinners 39th Signal Regiment (The Skinners) is an Army Reserve Regiment based across Southern England. Anywhere where duty calls. Full training given. Paid for your time.

We are an Army Reserve Signal Regiment, forming part of 1st (United Kingdom) Signal Brigade, providing the Allied Rapid Reaction Corps (ARRC) with Information and Communication Support. Our part time Combat Signallers work with British Army Regular and Reserve Army units as part of the 70,000 international troops making up NATO’s largest combat formation, the ARRC. We also support the wider Armed

Forces with a High Readiness Reserve for UK Operations, standing by to assist with any crisis or emergency in the UK. This has involved our soldiers helping communities deal with flooding and supporting the Police and Blue Light services - keeping us all safe. We provide this information and communications support in our mobile detachments, at important headquarters, or deployed in the field on foot when required. The vast majority of our soldiers are part time Army Reservists living and working in the community with you most days. You can join us as a part time soldier in
Bristol
Bath
Cardiff
Gloucester
Windsor

Drop us an email for further details. No experience required (but always welcome).

🚗 Your Army Reserve journey could help get you on the road.Join 39 Signal Regiment and develop valuable skills, gain qua...
07/08/2026

🚗 Your Army Reserve journey could help get you on the road.

Join 39 Signal Regiment and develop valuable skills, gain qualifications and serve alongside a team that makes a real difference.

Eligible Army Reserve personnel may receive a grant of up to £1,000 towards gaining a Category B driving licence after completing Recruit Training.

Ready to take the next step?

📩 Message us to learn more about the opportunities available with 39 Signal Regiment.

Eligibility criteria apply.

A successful week at Blandford Camp for 39 Signal Regiment, with our latest cohort of eight Army Reserve soldiers succes...
05/08/2026

A successful week at Blandford Camp for 39 Signal Regiment, with our latest cohort of eight Army Reserve soldiers successfully qualifying on their Royal Signals Initial Trade Training.

Throughout the course, the students developed their technical knowledge of antennas and propagation (A&P), while learning how to employ Royal Signals communication systems to best effect. They demonstrated the practical skills and competence required of Royal Signals Reserve signallers with teamwork and determination.

Well done to the entire cohort—we look forward to seeing you put your new skills into practice with the regiment. ⚪️🔵

🎖️ Celebrating excellence across 39 Signal Regiment.Last Tuesday, the Commander of 1 Signal Brigade visited 94 Signal Sq...
29/07/2026

🎖️ Celebrating excellence across 39 Signal Regiment.

Last Tuesday, the Commander of 1 Signal Brigade visited 94 Signal Squadron to observe training and meet our Army Reservists. The visit concluded with a number of well-deserved awards recognising dedication, commitment and outstanding service, including the Volunteer Reserves Service Medal (VRSM), King’s Coronation Medal, Brigade Commander’s Coins, Commanding Officer’s Coins and a 3* Commendation.

Congratulations to everyone recognised—your commitment to the Army Reserve is something to be proud of.

Could you be next? Join 39 Signal Regiment and be part of a team where hard work is recognised and rewarded.

🏐 Sport. Adventure. Opportunity.Earlier this year, officers from 39 Signal Regiment were selected to represent the Corps...
24/07/2026

🏐 Sport. Adventure. Opportunity.

Earlier this year, officers from 39 Signal Regiment were selected to represent the Corps Netball Team at the Ultimate Tour Netball Tournament in La Manga, Spain.

After a training camp in Stafford and a fixture against a local team, they travelled overseas to compete, develop their skills and proudly represent the Army Reserve.

Want opportunities like this? Join 39 Signal Regiment and discover where the Army Reserve can take you.

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🏙️ Great training starts close to home.This weekend, soldiers from 39 Signal Regiment made the most of the facilities at...
22/07/2026

🏙️ Great training starts close to home.

This weekend, soldiers from 39 Signal Regiment made the most of the facilities at our Army Reserve Centres, conducting an urban operations dry training exercise. From practising movement and communication outside to clearing the building as a team, every serial helped build confidence, teamwork and the skills needed for military operations.

You don’t have to travel far to challenge yourself.

Train locally, develop leadership skills, gain nationally recognised qualifications, take part in adventurous training and sport, and be part of a team that pushes you to be your best—all while serving in your spare time.

Ready to take on the challenge? Get in touch to find out how you can join 39 Signal Regiment.

Strength, dedication, and determination.On 7 June 2026, representing 39 Signal Regiment (The Skinners), WO2 Chris Slade ...
03/07/2026

Strength, dedication, and determination.

On 7 June 2026, representing 39 Signal Regiment (The Skinners), WO2 Chris Slade competed in the British Masters Classic Powerlifting Championships in the M1 93kg category.

In only his second-ever powerlifting competition, Chris secured 10th place in an exceptionally competitive field packed with experienced athletes and long-standing veterans of the sport.

His achievement highlights not only his personal commitment and resilience but also the Regiment’s continued support for our Reservists in pursuing excellence both on and off duty.

Congratulations, Chris, on an outstanding performance and for representing 39 Signal Regiment with pride.

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Today, on Reserves Day as part of Armed Forces Week 2026, we proudly recognise the dedication, professionalism and commi...
24/06/2026

Today, on Reserves Day as part of Armed Forces Week 2026, we proudly recognise the dedication, professionalism and commitment of our reservists across 39 Signal Regiment.

A special congratulations to those soldiers who have been awarded a Commanding Officer’s Coin in recognition of their exceptional hard work, commitment and contribution to the Regiment.

These awards reflect the high standards, resilience and teamwork demonstrated by our people every day.

Thank you to all our reservists who balance military service alongside their civilian careers, bringing valuable skills, experience and dedication to Defence.

Today, we celebrate the fathers, stepfathers, grandfathers, and father figures who inspire us through their dedication, ...
21/06/2026

Today, we celebrate the fathers, stepfathers, grandfathers, and father figures who inspire us through their dedication, resilience, and leadership—both at home and in uniform.

To all the dads serving with 39 Signal Regiment and across the Army Reserve, thank you for the example you set every day and for the sacrifices you make in service to your families, your communities, and your country.

Happy Father’s Day from everyone at 39 Signal Regiment Army Reserve.

27/05/2026

That’s a wrap on Ex Wyvern Lynx Alpen Klau in Bavaria 🇩🇪

An outstanding week for 39 Signal Regiment — the entire group achieved their Rock Climbing Foundation qualification, took part in a cultural visit, completed a summer mountaineering day, and tackled a full day on the Klettersteig.

Challenge, resilience, teamwork, and adventure from start to finish. ⛰️🧗‍♂️

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Army Reserve Centre, Horfield
Bristol
BS70XL

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 9:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+447973718862

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