Adjutant General's Corps

03/06/2026

Congratulations to all our Corporals from across the Corps who were selected for promotion to Sergeant today.

Welcome to the Sergeants’ Mess, where the next chapter of your leadership begins! 🥂👏

28/05/2026

Colonel Commandant Commendations Ceremony - 14 May 26

Lt Gen (Sir) Charlie Collins KBE DSO presented Col Comdt Commendations and a Wider Service Medal (WSM) to recipients from across the Adjutant General's Corps.

WSM:

Cpl Williams, SPS

AGC Col Comdt Commendations:

Maj Trescothick-Martin, ALS
Capt Tawney, ETS
Capt Kemall, ETS
Lt Husnu-Beresford, ETS

"The strength of the AGC is that it is the glue that holds the army together."

26/05/2026

A proud moment for the AGC Association as the Corps Colonel signed bonds of friendship with three of our veteran family associations during the Veterans & Heritage Event at the Triple Crown Challenge 2026.

This symbolic event signified the creation of formal bonds of friendship between the AGC Association and the RAPC Regimental Association, the RAEC & ETS Association and the WRAC Association. These bonds represent our shared commitment to collaboration, connection and supporting our veterans together.

More to come as we continue celebrating our incredible community.

Col (Retd) Alan Brown - Chair RAPC Regimental Assoc
Col (Retd) Suzy Holmes - Chair RAEC & ETS Assoc
Paula Rogers - Cheif Executive WRAC Assoc

23/05/2026

AGC Veterans Clay Target Shooting Day

The AGC Clay Target Shooting Team are holding an event for AGC Veterans on Friday 5th June 2026 at Barbury Shooting School, Nr Swindon https://monkeylink.co/8fdadc.

If you have served in the AGC, you are invited to attend. No experience is necessary and all equipment will be provided. Expert instruction will be provided and all for the incredible price of £20pp, thanks to the generous subsidies from the AGC Association.

Sign up using the link, QR code or contact Jason Wright for more info.

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22/05/2026

100 burpees a day. 30 days. A challenge worthy of the AGC — and all for a brilliant cause.

We’re raising money for the AGC Charity, supporting the soldiers, veterans, and families who rely on us. Now we need YOU to get involved.

Grab your mates, your unit, your gym buddy — and let’s smash this together. Sweat for a reason. Raise funds. Support the Corps.

Who’s joining us? Tell us in the comments where you are supporting us from.

Create a team in our Just Giving page and start raising money today!

AGC - June 30 Day 100 Burpee Challenge https://monkeylink.co/911728



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20/05/2026

🏉 AGC REPRESENTATION AT INTER SERVICES 🏉

Eight personnel from across the AGC proudly represented the Army this weekend against the RAF at the Army Rugby Union Inter Service Championships across the Masters, Men’s, and Women’s teams.

Maj Sam Richardson captained the Masters side to a 38–13 victory over the RAF Vultures and secured their Inter Service title. 🏆

Capt Francis Kelly, SPS, and Capt Douglas McGregor-Smith, RMP, represented the Army Men’s team, with Capt Kelly earning Player of the Match in the Army’s 38–20 win over the RAF. 👏

WO2 Jade Mullen, SPS, captained the Army Women, with SSgt Sarah Batley, RMP, serving as Vice Captain, as the team secured a 52–12 victory over the RAF and the Inter Service Championship title. 🏆

Also representing the AGC Women’s squad were LCpl Lauren Evans, SPS, Cpl Chloe Webber, RMP, and Lt Ellie Woodward, ETS.

A fantastic weekend for Army Rugby and the Corps — congratulations to everyone involved. 👏🇬🇧

A great example of the opportunities available through service in the Adjutant General’s Corps.

19/05/2026

ETS in Brunei.

18/05/2026

Excellent work from Sgt Aishlen Taylor, AGC(SPS).

“I was told I might never run a marathon - but I wasn’t ready to give up.”

Serving British Army mum Aishlen Taylor has turned her inspiring determination into something truly incredible in support of military children.

After facing injury, two surgeries, and months of recovery, she refused to let setbacks define her and went on to complete the 2026 London Marathon and raise over £1,400 for Little Troopers.

For Aishlen, this challenge was about more than just the finish line.

Having seen first-hand how Little Troopers has supported her children through the ups and downs of military life, this was her chance to give something back.

“Little Troopers has supported our children in so many ways over the years, especially during the more challenging parts of military life.

"It means a lot to be able to give something back.”

Our founder, Louise Fetigan MBE, said:

“We are incredibly grateful to Aishlen for taking on the London Marathon after everything she has been through.

"Her determination is inspiring, and the money she has raised will help us continue to provide vital support to children in military families.”

(Image: Army Media)

15/05/2026

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13/05/2026