37th Signal Regiment (United Kingdom)

The 37th Signal Regiment is a reserve unit of the British Army's Royal Corps of Signals. It provides communications support to the British Army, particularly to formations requiring augmentation of their existing signal capabilities or support in specialist areas.

The Regiment is headquartered in Redditch and has squadrons located at various sites across the United Kingdom. These locations allow the regiment to draw personnel from a wide geographical area, ensuring a diverse range of skills and experience within its ranks.

Personnel of the 37th Signal Regiment are primarily part-time reservists, balancing their civilian lives with their military commitments. They undertake regular training exercises and courses to maintain their skills and readiness for deployment. The regiment’s training emphasizes both individual soldier skills and technical expertise in communications and information systems.

The 37th Signal Regiment has a history of providing support to a variety of operations, both at home and overseas. This includes providing communications support to humanitarian aid operations, disaster relief efforts, and supporting the British Army during training exercises and deployments. Their role is crucial in ensuring reliable and secure communications are maintained, allowing commanders to effectively command and control their forces.

The regiment's cap badge is the same as that of the Royal Corps of Signals. The 37th Signal Regiment plays an important role in the British Army's overall communications infrastructure, providing a valuable and adaptable reserve capability.