The Corps of Army Music is the single largest employer of musicians in the UK. Here is a video showing our musicians being joined by our Colonel in Chief, HRH The Countess of Wessex, for a photo to mark the 25th anniversary of the Corps of Army Music. If you can see yourself standing with us in the future then contact us to learn more about a career as a musician within the British Army: http://bit.ly/CorpsEngTeam #BritishArmy #ArmyMusician #Opportunity #FindWhereYouBelong #ThisIsBelonging Music

5.5K views · 28 reactions | If you are interested in a career in #UKArmyMusic then keep an eye on our page to learn more about the different capabilities within the Corps of Army Music. UK Ministry of Defence © Crown Copyright 2018 | The Royal Corps of Army Music | Facebook

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12K views · 210 reactions | British Army Music's 2024 Christmas message's......teaser! Enjoy the short teaser before the main release which will be coming soon! #BritishArmyMusic #Christmasmessage #Christmas2024 | The Royal Corps of Army Music | Facebook

The Princess Royal, Colonel-in-Chief, Royal Corps of Signals, has spoken about the history and future of the Corps as they mark their 100th birthday today. The Royal Signals provide communications to every part of the British Army as experts in engineering and telecommunications, and are now at the forefront of cyber warfare operations. HRH has been the Signals’ Colonel-in-Chief since 1977. Earlier this year, she celebrated their centenary at a service in Salisbury Cathedral alongside former and