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Carl and Levi: Lacing up their running shoes and putting in the miles for a good cause

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10th October 2025 ยท 1 min read

Carl and Levi: Lacing up their running shoes and putting in the miles for a good cause

On Sunday 12th October, Cpl Carl Abusah and LCpl Levi Kirby will be running the beautiful Dorset coast in support of the Royal Signals Charity.  They are hoping to achieve the 13.1mile Bournemouth half Marathon in less than 1 hour 45 minutes.

Cpl Abusah said “We wanted to support the RSC due to the incredible job it does for veterans and Signals families.”

LCpl Kirby continued “We are looking forward to the challenge and hope we can have a positive impact supporting our Corps.”

Both soldiers who are from 2Sqn at 11SR are hoping their Corps Family will get behind them and support this cause close to all of our hearts.

https://www.justgiving.com/page/levi-kirby-1

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