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The Combat Services Corps provide the support required to ensure the Combat and Combat Support Arms are capable of fulfilling their role on operations. However, those serving with Combat Services Corps will be found working within Combat and Combat Support Arms units both on operations and in peacetime. These same specialists are to be found working amongst Special Forces, having completed the arduous training required to serve with such units so they can be an integral part of it, but performing their technical role(s) to the benefit of the unit concerned.

Royal Army Chaplains Department
Royal Logistic Corps
Army Medical Services
Corps of Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers
Adjutant General’s Corps
Small Arms School Corps
Army Physical Training Corps
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Andy3639

28 days ago

12 comments

why is the royal irish regiment not in the infantry section
dam

about 1 month ago

6 comments

would be better , if the cores where mentioned .
Batista

2 months ago

2 comments

Hi i would like to join the British army please assist me with the details i will be grateful.
omargaye

3 months ago

10 comments

Hello Sir\Madam.
how are you doing today?
Pls i want to no how i can register to join the British Army pls, my dreams is to be british army and i will be happy to join the british army pls write me back so we can talk.
Thanks and stay bless
Omargaye
GEORGEMEDAL

4 months ago

2 comments

My SAYING IS. I DO NOT MIND AND IT DOSE NOT MATTER. Ex Coldstream Guards Ex London FireBrigade G30 Wembley EX London Ambulance Service Waterloo Hanwell Greenford Brentford Pinner Stations SERVICE IS THE GREATEST THING YOU CAN GIVE TO YOUR COUNTRY. never expect anything back , allways smile and get on with life it owes you nothing, you get out what you put in and be happy. Ex 23929889 A,Norton (GEORGE MEDAL)
2 Bn Coldstream Guards. Retired .
kylemore

4 months ago

156 comments

Freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction. We didn't pass it to our children in the bloodstream. It must be fought for, protected, and handed on for them to do the same, or one day we will spend our sunset years telling our children and our children's children what it was once like in the United States where men were free.
Ronald Reagan
reds

6 months ago

2 comments

whats the easiest way for a lucian to join the uk army
PeterPadley

7 months ago

52 comments

I know you wrote a couple of months ago. Did anyone get back to you? Give me a shout - I can probably help.
Regards,
Peter
Nexowraith

9 months ago

2 comments

Is there anyone who could help me with my application? I'm a 23 year old south African with service in the South African Air Force and am serious about joining the British army.
Any and all help would be appreciated
Shaun
Tartanninja

11 months ago

584 comments

51st Highland, 7th Bn The Royal Regiment of Scotland (7 SCOTS) The Battalion is part of the Territorial Army that is descended from the ‘Fighting 51st’ Highland Division that fought in both World Wars. Soldiers of The 51st Highland Division earned the German nickname of ‘The Ladies from Hell’ because of the fearless manner they went to war dressed in kilts. The Division was also placed on the ‘Most Feared’ list of the German High Command! The Regiment is employed in the Light Role specialising in anti-tank missile systems, mortars and machine guns as well as the normal infantry tactics expected of an Infantry Regiment. The Regiment recruits from the Highlands of Scotland.

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