What is a signal squadron?
81 Signal Squadron are a specialist Army Reserve Squadron working closely with 241 Signal Squadron. They install fixed telecommunications and data capability worldwide in support of the Army, and consist of Installation Technicians who are recruited because of their civilian skills.
Where are the Royal corps of Signals based?
Royal Signals – Regular Royal Signals soldiers are based in: Glasgow, York, Stafford, Milton Keynes, Redditch, Nuneaton, Haverford West, Bristol, Colerne, Corsham, Bulford, Blandford Forum, London and Colchester.
What does the Signal Regiment do?
18 (UKSF) Signal Regiment – have the exciting, highly specialised task of providing signals intelligence and electronic intelligence and ensuring safe, secure communications and security during special forces missions.
Where do the Royal Signals do basic training?
Royal Signals officers receive general military training at the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst, followed by specialist communications training at the Royal School of Signals, Blandford Camp, Dorset.
Why should I join the Royal Signals?
The Royal Signals are at the forefront of everything that the Army does, in conflict and in peace. Whether fighting to set up complex computer and radio networks under fire or enabling communications for humanitarian missions, our soldiers are dynamic, flexible and able to use their initiative to meet any challenge.
Do the Royal Signals still exist?
Royal Signals soldiers are currently deployed globally providing commanders with information and communication services to enable their decision making and control of their units.
Who wears black berets in the British army?
The latest issue British Army black beret, a 100% genuine piece of military headgear worn by members of the UK forces. This wool black beret is designed specifically to meet full British Army and Royal Tank Regiment dress regulations, so is suitable for all RTR personnel.