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Royal Corps of Signals Websites

This links to the Royal Corps of Signals Website where you will find up to date information about the Corps. Its organization, trade structure, and how you can join the Corps. There is also information on the Royal Signals Band and the Royal Signals Display team The White Helmets.

This links to the Royal Signals Museum Website. The website gives a brief glimpse of the contents of the Museum but from personal experience you really have to visit the Museum in person. Also housed in the Museum building at Blandford are the Corps Archives If you have time to spare you can stop by and read an old WIRE magazine.

This links to the Royal Signals Association (RSA) Website where you will find information on the objectives of the Association, Branches, Annual Reunion, Membership. Any person who served with the Corps (Regular, National Service or TA), including ATS and WRAC is eligible and welcome to join The Association.

This Links to the Royal Signals Amateur Radio Society Website. Certainly worth a visit. The site provides details of membership, society activities, radio nets, photos and fund-raising merchandise.

Corps of Signal web sites from around the world.

Short intoduction to the Royal New Zealand Corps of Signals

Brief History of the Royal Australian Corps of Signals

This excellent website has a short history of the Australian Corps of Signals Pigeon Service 1942

This links to the The Royal Canadian Corps of Signals website

This links to the Signallers Club of Canada. ack to this page anytime by clicking on the links icon.

This links to the U.S. Arack to this page anytime by clicking on the links icon.

These sites are listed for information only. Inclusion does not imply recommendation or endorsement of any of the services provided, commercial or otherwise.

Royal Signal Unit Association Websites

The 60's 16ers is an association for ex members who served with 16 Signal Regiment including HQ BAOR Signal Troop during the 1960s.

This site has been designed as a focal point for a group of ex-members who are determined that the memory of 249 Signal Squadron (FARELF) shall not slip into the obscurity of time. Whilst we still live so does its memory. .

This site is for personnel of all Corps and agencies who served at 'Mercury Barracks', 13th Signal Regiment (Radio) Birgelen in Germany. Its aim is to help reunite those who served and to assist in finding old friends.

Unofficial Royal Signals Contact Site Managed by Brian Streetly & Petra Henderson. Very Interesting Website

This website set up by Tony Gask devoted to members of Junior Leaders Regiment Royal Corps of Signals

We are interested in people who served in Royal Signals units in Malta and Libya at any time. We have a reunion each year to which you would be welcome.

These sites are listed for information only. Inclusion does not imply recommendation or endorsement of any of the services provided, commercial or otherwise.

This web site set up by ex-members of the Corps with an open invitation for any serving or ex-menber of the Corps wishing to join. The website hosts a message board and photo album. Many ex members of the Corps have found old friends here.

Junior Leaders Regiment Royal Corps of Signals Denbury Camp. This web site is maintained by Steve Wrights . You will find some information about the lads who served as boy soldiers in the Royal Corps of Signals at Denbury.

Did you serve in 7 Signal Regiment or 4 Div HQ & Signal Regiment B.F.P.O. 15 then I feel sure you will be interested in The Herforder Association founded by Jim Sloan.

I have formed RSOL in the hope that it will enable Royal Corps of Signals soldiers worldwide a medium in which to meet and converse using the power of the Internet. I hope that it will become the 'meeting place' for those who wish to chat, leave messages and generally discuss anything which takes their fancy.

The Langeleben Reunion Branch was formed in April 1993, the aim being to foster and keep alive the comrade spirit of all those who served at Langeleben. Membership is open to all ranks who SERVED at LANGELEBEN between 1951 and 1992.

Welcome to the Beverley Boys Archive This web site is an archive dedicated to those young "boys” aged between fourteen and seventeen and a half years, who enlisted into the British Army and served as Regimental Boy Soldiers in the Royal Corps of Signals.

Pam's website about her life as an army wife in the late 1960's with 208 Signal Squadron at Terendak Camp, near Melaka in Malaysia.

Website set up to assist serving and retired members of the squadron to keep in touch.

Cardiff & Wales Royal Signals MSN Discussion Group

These sites are listed for information only. Inclusion does not imply recommendation or endorsement of any of the services provided, commercial or otherwise.

Personal Royal Signals Home Pages

Photos and Information of Ben's time in the Royal Signals

Doberman's Royal Signals website doesn't appear to have been updated for quite sometime but his Guest Book is well worth a visit.

You will note that most of the personal web pages that used to have a link from this website have disappeared from this page. This is because the links were found to be dead links . If you know of any personal web pages that have a Royal Signals theme please let me know and I will consider adding a link from this website.

These are links to other websites on the internet. If you click on one of them you will leave the 260 Signal Squadron (SAM) website. If you wish to return to this website and you haven't already bookmarked this site. Please return to our home page and add it to your bookmarks before proceeding any further. You can come back to this page anytime by clicking on the links icon.

This is not a complete list of Signals Websites mearly a list of some of the websites I have visited and found to be interesting, informative and nice sites to visit. We hope you have enjoyed your visit to our website come back and see us again soon.

If you have any friends who served in the Royal Signals please tell them about this website you never know they may have served with 260 Signal Squadron or if not they may know someone who did.