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The Association, as we know it today, was the result of the formation of The Royal Corps of Transport (RCT) in 1965, but our origins can be traced back over two hundred years to the first South African wars of the eighteenth century, when a memorial fund was set up to look after the interests of returning war veterans.

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First major development

The first major development was in 1927 when Royal Army Service Corps (RASC) clubs and funds were amalgamated to form The Royal Army Service Corps Association. At that time there were Branches world-wide, from European Countries in the West, through Egypt in the Middle East to China in the Far East.

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After World War 2

Following the Second World War many new Branches were formed throughout The United Kingdom by men who wished to retain those bonds of comradeship forged in difficult times. In 1965 the Corps was re-named The Royal Corps of Transport and the association assumed its present title. Membership then included some ex-members of The Royal Engineers whose trades had been transferred to the new Corps.

Royal Army Service Corps & Royal Corps of Transport Association

This site has been set up and maintained privately by members of the RASC & RCT Association and is not the official Association site.

  • Membership
    Who can join the Association? Anyone who has served in
  • Scope of the Corps
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  • The Corps Family
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  • Richard Masters
    MASTERS, Richard George. Private. Royal Army Service Corps. * London
  • James Dalton
    DALTON, James Langley. Acting Assistant Commissary. Commissariat and Transport Department.
  • Michael Murphy
    MURPHY, Michael. Farrier. 2nd Battalion. Military Train. * London Gazetted
  • Samuel Morley
    MORLEY, Samuel. Private. 2nd Battalion. Military Train. * London Gazetted
  • Alfred Herring
    HERRING, Alfred Cecil. Second Lieutenant. Royal Army Service Corps attached
  • Joseph Hughes
    HUGHES, Joseph. No. & Rank at the Time of Action:

RCT Riders

The Association has now given the go ahead to form a Riders Branch for Motorcyclists. Please find their page on Facebook

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