The Association

The Royal Signals

Association

Promoting friendship and comradeship across the United Kingdom to the serving and retired Corps family.

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About us

The Royal Signals Association (RSA) exists to serve all members and ex-members of the Corps, whether young or not so young. We welcome you to our site. You can also find us on Facebook and in over 60 locations around the UK. One of our aims to foster friendship among all members of our Corps family. We are especially keen to provide more for younger members and appreciate any constructive ideas you may have to help us appeal to this group.

Comradeship is at the heart of The RSA. There are currently more than 60 branches of the Royal Signals Association nationwide. They operate autonomously. Most have lively, extensive programmes of events and activities.  Many meet at least monthly, have established committees and support the work of The Royal Signals, including the Royal Signals Charity.

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Our branches

We have more than 60 branches of the Royal Signals association nationwide. Take a look at our branch map to find your closest branch. Select an area to find out more.

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Any Questions?

We are unable to help with enquiries relating to Service Records, Pensions or Medals, but the information below will take you to the official sites. This will provide the information you are seeking.

Where can i find out about military service records

where can i find out about military pensions?

how do i get a veterans badge?

how do i apply for a veterans rail card?

how do i find out about missing medals?

how do i find out about veteran support?

how do i upload an article for the wire or the journal?

how do i enter the royal corps of signals photo competition?

how do i share the news of the passing of a retired member of the corps?

if i am donating to the rSC, where can i find out about gift aid?

how do i join the rSA?

how do i make contact with an rSA branch or Affiliation?

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