RSA Photography Exhibition – back for Corps Weekend 2025

Royal Signals Museum

19th June 2025 · 1 min read

RSA Photography Exhibition – back for Corps Weekend 2025

Photograph: Taken by Cpl Pete Dobson. Reproduced with kind permission from the Royal Corps of Signals.

As part of Corps Weekend 2025, the Royal Signals Museum and the Corps Communications Team are delighted to offer another opportunity to view the RSA Photography Exhibition. This display follows its popular debut at St Margaret's Church, Westminster Abbey, last year during Remembrance.

This vibrant showcase, featuring photographs taken by serving Royal Signals soldiers, pays tribute to those who have previously served in the Royal Corps of Signals. Some individuals, such as the Yeoman Warder on duty at the Tower of London and the Chelsea Pensioner, may resemble the traditional image many people associate with a veteran. Others, such as the tattoo artist and the personal trainer, challenge this perception.

The images reflect not only the diversity of our people, but also the breadth of their talents. The one common thread is their expertise in communications - an ability grounded in a deep understanding of effective human interaction. It is a skill that has carried through into their lives beyond military service.

The exhibition will be available for viewing at the rear of the Museum’s Upper Gallery. The Museum Shop will also be offering a range of Corps memorabilia for purchase.

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