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Sport in the AGC
Sport has played an incredibly important role in the day-to-day lives of those serving in the army for centuries. Starting as informal matches arranged within individual corps and regiments, and expanding into the more professional organisation of teams and tournaments that are more recognisable today, sports in the army has a rich history that deserves to ...
The AGC and Its Antecedents Around the World
This exhibition highlights the wide reach of the AGC in operations outside of the British Isles. As the Administrative Corps of the Army, it and its antecedents had a presence in every theatre of war and operation, dating from the 1660s to the modern day.
As part of Europe, Britain has always been involved with affairs on ...
The Post War Army 1945-1960
Most of the histories talk about the Second World War as the last war fought by the British before the Falklands War in 1982; however, this forgets conflicts fought by the British Army who fought around the world as part of the Cold War. This exhibition looks at how the antecedents of the AGC contributed and ...
Archive Spotlight – Records of Service
Records of Service, as their name states, record the service of all personnel serving in a corps or regiment during specific time periods. These documents are incredibly important in tracing the individual histories of service personnel and often used by the Museum when fulfilling research enquiries.
The Museum Archive holds numerous Records of Service, though most prominently ...