Forces Helpline Army Information Resources
Forces Helpline are proud to be associated with the following, Army websites. Each site has either helped with donations or with technical assistance on this web site. Please feel free to email me to add your link.
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Welcome to the area of the website that has been primarily designed to be useful for soldiers and officers who are currently serving in the British Army
The Territorial Army is an essential part of the British Army, representing a quarter of its personnel. It provides everyday people with the chance to something different with their lives - an opportunity to face new challenges, develop new skills, meet new people, have lots of fun and, to top it all off, earn some extra money. Please explore this website to find out how the TA could become an exciting and worthwhile part of your life.
Ministry of Defence
This section explains the work of the Ministry of Defence, its structure and responsibilities.
Army MoD
A professional war-fighting force,helping to bring stability in an uncertain world
The Royal Logistic Corps Association
Regimental Headquarters
The Royal Logistic Corps,
Dettingen House
Princess Royal Barracks
Deepcut, Camberley
Surrey
GU16 6RW
Telephone Number: 01252 833363
Fax Number: 01252 833375
E-mail: mike-bray@rlcdeepcut.fsnet.co.uk
Welcome to the Royal Corps of Signals
WELCOME to the Royal Corps of Signals Web site. The Royal Signals are leaders in Information Technology and Communications for the British Army. We Provide the Army with communications throughout the world, and promise a varied and exciting Career . Please browse our web site using the links below or the menu on the side.
Royal Pioneer Corps Association
Although the Royal Pioneer Corps disbanded in 1993 when it was amalgamated with 4 other Corps to form the Royal Logistic Corps, the Royal Pioneer Association still runs and does valuable work with the financial help of the Army Benevolent Fund. It's main work is the relief of "need, hardship and distress" of ex-Pioneers, their wives, widows and dependants.
The Royal Marines Association
Welcome to the Royal Marines Regimental Website. This site is aimed at both serving and retired members of the Corps and anyone with an interest in the Royal Marines, or who wishes to find out more information about us.
The Rights of A Soldier Arrested For or Charged with an Offence Under the Army Act 1955
This guide is to help you understand your rights, military laws and regulations and what help is available to you when arrested for or charged with an offence under the Army Act 1955. It cannot deal with every question you might have. While most of its contents apply to all persons arrested or charged with an offence, the primary objective is to assist accused private soldiers and NCOs. If you are in any doubt about the contents or your rights generally, you should ask for an officer, WO or SNCO to assist you You should be aware that this pamphlet is periodically updated. If you wish to confirm that the contents are still current, you should check with your Orderly Room. A copy of the current version will be issued to you if you are arrested and kept in military custody or charged with an offence.
Bullying, harassment and suicide in the military armed services Bullying in the army, bullying in the navy, bullying in the royal air force Army bullying, military bullying
MoD Army Guidlines for dealing with harassment and bullying (Including civilian Staff)
Defence - Third Report
Here you can browse the report together with the Proceedings of the Committee. The publishedreport was ordered by the House of Commons to be printed 3 March 2005 .
