Journal of the Royal Corps of Signals – Summer Edition

Royal Corps of Signals

19th January 2026 · 1 min read

Journal of the Royal Corps of Signals – Summer Edition

Why Contribute?

The Journal is a vital part of the Royal Signals Institution’s charter to promote professional dialogue across the Corps, the wider Army, Defence, and Industry. Your insights, experience, and expertise can help spark thought, drive innovation, and enhance our collective understanding - regardless of rank or role. Whether you're:

· Leading operational change

· Exploring the future of communications and cyber

· Reflecting on recent exercises or deployments

· Developing concepts or doctrine

· Sharing personal insights or lessons learned …. Your voice matters.

Ways to Contribute:

· Write an article: We welcome well-researched, thought-provoking articles on topics relevant to the Corps and beyond.

· Letter to the Editor: Short on time? Send us your views or reflections - particularly on recent Journal content or current events. We must keep the professional dialogue flowing.

Need Guidance?

We’re here to help you. Editorial guidance is available on request, and you can view the Winter 2025 Edition online. Submit your contributions or enquiries to: journal@royalsignals.org or joseph.cooper911@mod.gov.uk

If you have something to say about our professional business tell the Journal!

 

 

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