37 Signal Regiment Welcomes a New CO

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14th December 2020 ยท Less than a minute

37 Signal Regiment Welcomes a New CO

Lt Col Matthew Longcake assumes command of 37 Signal Regiment, having spent 13 of the last 19 years of his career in the Regiment already and having fulfilled all the appointments it is possible to hold along the way. “I’m excited to be back, it feels like coming home and I can’t wait to see what new heights we can achieve in an already high-performing unit!”

Lt Col Longcake is pictured here with his predecessor Lt Col Bob Lovett who will be taking a well-earned break after his command!

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