100 years of the Royal Signals
1920 – 2020
Celebrating 100+ years
Happy Birthday Royal Signals
100 years of the Corps 1920 – 2020
On this day
Events that have shaped Corps history and heritage
100 Objects
100 objects, 100 years of the Royal Corps of Signals 1920 – 2020
Roger So Far
The illustrated Corps Centenary book
Buy now: Royal Signals Museum Shop
Looking back at the Centenary and celebrations
Royal Signals Colonel-In-Chief discusses the Importance of The Corps
HRH The Princess Royal, Princess Anne Colonel-in-Chief of The Royal Corps of Signals talking about the first 100 years of the Corps. She discusses women in The Corps, the fact that Royal Signals are not only first into battle but often in ahead of that; the importance of maintaining secure communications and the need to understand your cyber space and its weaknesses.
History of the Corps, filmed inside the museum
Roger So Far
The Corps Centenary book ‘Roger So Far” celebrates many of the Corps’ achievements during its first 100 years.
This hardback, illustrated coffee table book is packed full of stories about people, units and events in the context of campaigns, technologies and equipment. RRP £30* with discounts for Regular, Reserve and Retired Corps members.
Buy now from the Royal Signals Museum Shop – *£9.99 +p&p for Corps supporters
The Corps at work and on exercise
Frank Keegan, a World War II veteran Signaller, recalls his experiences as a prisoner of war in the Japanese camps on the Malay Peninsula.
100 years of the Royal Corps of Signals
1920 – 2020
The Royal Warrant
For more information see:
https://www.royalsignalsmuseum.co.uk/history-of-royal-signals-in-100-objects/ No 21
Picturing 100 – Today’s Soldier is Tomorrow’s Veteran
Picturing 100 is a celebration of 100 years of Royal Corps of Signals.
The project, supported by a grant from Armed Forces Covenant Fund, and in collaboration with Kirkby Museums and Galleries, and Knowsley Council brings together the Corps family, with currently serving soldiers, veterans and their families sharing artwork, verse and memories of their service.
In this time of isolation for so many we thought it vitally important to reflect on some of the facets of Service life.
Thanks to all the veterans and their families who made this possible. Certa Cito
Captain RM Dobson MBE MCGI Assoc CIPD| PSAO
The Corps Centenary Service
29th February 2020
The Royal Signals Colonel-in-Chief Her Royal Highness, The Princess Royal, Princess Anne seen chatting to Royal Signals veterans and in-pensioners from The Royal Hospital, Chelsea following the Centenary Service which was held at Salisbury Cathedral on the 29th February 2020.
The service was attended by serving and retired members of The Corps and their families.
Happy 100th Birthday
Well wishers including Harry Redknap, Ross Kemp, Antony Cotton and Maj Gen Sharon Naismith send their good wishes to the Corps
On This Day…
History of Signalling in 100 Objects
Celebrating 100 years of The Royal Corps of Signals 1920-2020
As part of the build up to the Corps Centenary in 2020 – the Museum has worked with the Corps to identify 100 objects which have formed part of the history of Signalling in general and the Corps in particular. Many of the objects are held by the Museum do look out for them when you visit.
Inspirational people
Inspirational People
A new feature looking at those from within the Corps who, over its 100 year history, have set an example across a broad range of criteria.
Flying the Corps Flag
Hundreds of Royal Signals soldiers and veterans flew the Corps flag in celebration of the Corps 100th Birthday
With thanks to RSA member Steve ‘Scouse’ Hall for this initiative
