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Coronavirus (COVID-19) update

Get the latest on the impact of the pandemic.
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Mobilisation of Reservists

The Ministry of Defence has announced the mobilisation of Armed Forces Reservists as part of the COVID Support Force.
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COVID support force

The latest information on the MOD's contribution to the coronavirus response.
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Employer Recognition Scheme

127 UK organisations have been awarded the Employer Recognition Scheme Gold Award in recognition of the support they give to the Armed Forces community.
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RFCA

The Reserve Forces’ and Cadets’ Association for the Highlands is the organisation which facilitates, supports and promotes the Volunteer Reserve Forces of all three Armed Services and the three Cadet organisations in the region.

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RESERVE FORCES Expand

There are around 30,660 Volunteer Reservists in the UK. Coming from all backgrounds, regions and jobs, these are ordinary men and women who give up their time to train and serve alongside the Regular Forces.

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Cadets

Established in 1860, the UK cadet movement is one of the oldest and most successful voluntary youth organisations in the world and celebrated its 150th anniversary in 2010.

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Latest News

Lord-Lieutenant opens new cadet building

The Lord-Lieutenant of Fife, Robert Balfour, has officially opened the new Army Cadet Force building at Newport-on-Tay. Cadets and adults of Angus and Dundee Battalion’s Newport Detachment will use the facility, and […]

COVID Support Force: the MOD’s continued contribution to the coronavirus response

Military personnel are supporting public services across the UK to assist with the response to COVID-19. This page has the latest information on the MOD’s activities. (updated 27 Nov) Examples of activities […]

Doors reopen at Dingwall

Cadets from Ross-shire have returned to training following over eight months of COVID-19 restrictions. Following in the footsteps of 1st Battalion the Highlanders’ Alness Detachment, Dingwall Detachment reopened their doors for face-to-face […]

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