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This category contains 12 sites:

• Army Corps of Music - The ACM is one of the largest single employers of musicians in the world, over 1100 musicians in twenty nine bands of the Regular Army. Site describes the role of music in the British Army and the activities of the Corps.
• Queens Alexandra's Royal Army Nursing Corps - The QARANC provides medical support to the Army in Service hospitals, or Ministry of Defence Hospital Units. Site profiles the Corps and individual members, also providing career information.
• Royal Corps of Signals - The Royal Corps of Signals is responsible for providing communications for the British Army throughout the world. Site offers information on the Corps, its activities, equipment and career opportunities.
• The Adjutant General's Corps - The Adjutant General's Corps provides the British Army with all the professional skills required to administer its servicemen and women, police them, educate them and provide legal support.
• The Army Air Corps - Responsible for Army aviation (including scout and attach helicopters), the AAC is a combat arm in its own right and also provides support to the Army as a whole. Its site provides details of the Corps' history, organisation, activities and equipment.
• The Army Physical Training Corps - Responsible for physical training of Army soldiers, to ensure that troops are fit both physically and mentally. Site provides a history of the Corps and information on its current activities.
• The Intelligence Corps - Combat intelligence, security intelligence, protective security, photographic interpretation and imagery analysis, signal intelligence, the study of foreign armies and interrogation all fall within the domain of the Intelligence Corps.
• The Royal Armoured Corps - The Royal Armoured Corps (RAC) is the mailed fist of the British Army. Together with the infantry, the RAC's role is to seek and close with the enemy and defeat him using Firepower, Mobility and Protection.
• The Royal Army Chaplains' Department - The Royal Army Chaplains' Department was founded in 1796. Chaplains of all denominations share a ministry to soldiers and their families wherever they may serve.
• The Royal Army Medical Services - The Army Medical Services are organised into three Corps: the Royal Army Medical Corps (RAMC), the Royal Army Dental Corps (RADC) and the Queen Alexandra's Royal Army Nursing Corps (QARANC). Collectively they are responsible for safeguarding the health o
• The Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers - The REME is responsible for regular inspection, maintenance and modification of Army equipment to ensure that it is always ready for action. Site details the activities and various trades practiced by the REME.
• The Royal Engineers - The RE provide military engineering support to the three Armed Services and other Government Departments. Site presents details of the Corps, its history and activities, and includes an online version of Sapper magazine.

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