From tanks and ammunition to letters and food, we get the right amount of the right kit to the right people in the right place at the right time - enabling the Army to do its job, and boosting morale along the way.
We fight logistics through to keep the army working, moving and communicating.
The RLC works all over the world, in all conditions:
* On land, sea and in the air
* Night and day
* In rain, shine and snow
* In mountains, desert, built up areas and jungle terrain
Were also experts at helping, protecting and advising civilians who get caught up in conflicts, natural disasters or any other situation where were needed.
Youll always find the RLC wherever you find the Army. Its our job to get everything set up, keep everything safe and make sure everything runs smoothly - whatever it takes.
The RLC is the largest corps in British army, with over 16,000 soldiers and officers working and operating in regiments of every type. Were proud of what we do, and of each other. In fact, were like one very big family, and we make sure we look after each other.
Forces Reunited Forum Posts involving Royal Logistic Corps
" The complete list of operational honours is below. OPERATIONAL AWARDS LIST NO 25 Honours and Awards to members of the Armed Forces for services on operations in Northern Ireland, the former Yugoslavia, Afghanistan, Iraq, Sierra Leone, Democratic Republic of Congo and other miscellaneous ..."
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" Quoting: Richard Elwell No I dont, you’ve obviously not been reading my posts about Operation TOSCA!!! Alright Richard, Operation TOSCA is the name given to the British contribution to the United Nations Peacekeeping Force in Cyprus (UNFICYP). The British Contingent (BRITCON) numbers ..."
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" Regimental Nicknames Liberated from ARRSEpedia I was reading through this & thought you crowd might enjoy it. Royal Armoured Corps Household Cavalry Regiment Piccadilly Cowboys Donkey Wallopers 1st The Queen’s Dragoon Guards Queen’s Dancing Girls 9th/12th Royal ..."
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" A soldier home on leave after being injured in Afghanistan was refused a room by the Metro Hotel in Chertsey Road, Woking when he showed his military ID card at reception. He spent the night in his car after being told it was management policy not to accept military personnel. The ..."
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" The shortfall within the battalions of the Army is much worse than first thought after MoD released new figures showing that some battalions are close to 25% short of their manpower requirements and that the total shortfall is growing by the year. Recent MoD statistics have shown that the ..."
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