The Adjutant General’s Corps extends its sincere congratulations to all military and civilian personnel who have been recognised in the New Year Honours List. This distinction reflects the highest standards of service, professionalism, and dedication demonstrated across the Corps. Each recipient has made an exceptional contribution to the Army and to Defence, and their achievements exemplify the values we strive to uphold. The following AGC personnel have been awarded the Meritorious Service Med

Attention AGC community: We're thrilled to share the very first edition of the AGC Association Charity Impact Report. Following our soft rebrand last year, we’re encouraging our people—serving and former serving alike—to think about supporting their own charity when fundraising. In 23/24, £250 was raised by our teams. Thanks to the Oarsome Army Educators (4 ETS officers) rowing across the Atlantic, and MPGS teams nationwide taking on a Shadow Row, we raised nearly £8K in 24/25. From runs around

WHY I REJOINED............ Pte Annalise Garratt has shared her story about why she chose to come back to her career in the Army "I first joined the British Army in 2018 as a Combat Medical Technician (CMT). In 2021, I welcomed my son into the world, and in 2022, I made the decision to leave the Army to focus on my family. After leaving, I found myself missing the sense of purpose and career progression that I had whilst serving. In May 2025, I decided to rejoin the Army, this time with the Adjut

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