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32 Signal Regiment 32 Signal Regiment is a Royal Signals Army Reserve Unit utilising state of the art IT and Communications equipment. 32 Signal Regiment is currently recruiting.

We are a specialist Army Reserve Regiment that provides vital communications support and information management to the Armed Forces, Emergency Services, and Local Government Agencies in times of crisis. We are prepared to respond quickly to situations such as:

• Terrorist Attacks
• Natural Disasters
• Flooding
• Enhanced Security for Political Summits

The job roles available within the Regiment are, Communications Systems Operators, Drivers, Chefs, Clerks, and Medics. Opportunities also exist for overseas operations. In 2023 alone we have had soldiers engaged in training in the United States, Cyprus, Romania and Finland. In addition to having personnel on operations abroad, we continue to fulfil our UK Operations role through providing support for the UK's Covid pandemic response. You can join the Army Reserves if you are aged between 18 and 49. Higher age limits will be considered for people with specialist skills and trades. Army Reserve soldiers are paid for each day they train. Pay increases with individual's time served, and rank achieved. There are other financial benefits to joining, such as the annual tax free bonus. To see soldiers daily rates of pay and bonus, please follow the link below. http://www.army.mod.uk/join/Careers-in-the-Army.aspx

Our training takes place on Tuesday evenings, between 1930 - 2130 hrs, and usually one or two weekends per month. You are not obligated to go to every training weekend, or training night, so it can fit well with full time employment, and family life. Throughout the training year, a lot of social events take place. Events such as Burns suppers, Halloween parties, Christmas functions, and some charity events. You will get to enjoy the social side of joining the reserves, as well as the main soldiering aspect of reserve life. If you are interested in joining the Regiment, and would like more information, please contact us via the email address, or the telephone number provided. Alternatively, you can visit any of our Squadron locations to speak to our recruiting team. Glasgow
52 Support Squadron
32 Signal Regiment.
21 Jardine street
Maryhill
Glasgow
G21 6JU

Telephone 0141 339 8401

East Kilbride
852 Troop
Kitchener House,
Yarrow Park,
East Kilbride,
G74 2HP

Telephone 0131 310 5211

Edinburgh
51 Signal Squadron
11 Redhall View
Lanark Road,
Edinburgh,
EH14 2NA

Telephone 0131 3105211

Dundee
2 Signal Squadron
Newman House
Mid Craigie Road
Dundee, Tayside
DD4 7RH

Telephone 0131 310 4652


Belfast
Army Reserve Centre
Clonaver Park
Belfast
BT4 2EY

Telephone 02890 670006

25/10/2026

Neither Storm Austin nor Storm Boelo could stop the team this weekend! 🌧️💨

Soldiers from across Scotland —travelling from Edinburgh, Glasgow, and East Kilbride—braved the elements to get stuck into a full infantry skills weekend.

While our primary role as Army Reserve signallers is keeping communications flowing across the battlespace, every signaller is a soldier first. Juggling advanced technical training with fieldcraft isn't always easy, making weekends like this vital for sharpening those core soldiering skills: fieldcraft, battlefield first aid , weapons handling, and tactical movement.

Outstanding grit, robust training, and classic Scottish weather. Well done to everyone who got stuck in!

Interested in operating technical kit while mastering core soldiering skills in your spare time? Drop us a message or click on the link below to find out more about joining 32 Signal Regiment.

https://linktr.ee/32sig

Life in the army reserve is filled with many moments where you just need to take a step back and snap a photograph 📸Once...
19/10/2026

Life in the army reserve is filled with many moments where you just need to take a step back and snap a photograph 📸

Once you’ve joined us, you’ll be able to take part in training and opportunities in the UK as well as overseas. This year we’ve sent our soldiers to: Austria, Germany, Italy, Cyprus and Kenya.

We are based in , , , , , . There is a place for you on our time.

If you’re interested in finding out more about what we do in 32 Signal Regiment, either message this page directly or email us at: [email protected]

A monumental day for our Edinburgh Squadron!​We had the privilege of attending the Passing Out parade at Redford Barrack...
10/10/2026

A monumental day for our Edinburgh Squadron!

​We had the privilege of attending the Passing Out parade at Redford Barracks—a proud milestone marking the end of basic training and the start of an exciting journey as fully trained soldiers.

​Huge congratulations to Signaller Michael Chaing, who was awarded the prestigious McRoberts Award & Medal for Best Recruit. Earning this is a massive achievement on its own, but truly exceptional given how rarely it is awarded. Not only is he a great soldier, he's also a fine piper. A very talented young man.

​Well done, Mikey! One very proud SSM, Regt. 2IC, and above all, a proud family. Enjoy every moment of this memorable day. 👏
​Interested in challenging yourself and becoming part of the team? Find out more via the link in our bio: https://linktr.ee/32sig
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28/09/2026

Satty Singh is a very familiar face in Glasgow, not just as a passionate advocate for the Defence community through his work with RFCA but also as the owner of the renowned restaurant.

We are delighted that he recently joined the Regiment as Squadron Colonel of 52nd (Lowland) Support and Signal Squadron in Glasgow.

On his first visit to us in the field, we had to ask for his professional opinion on the Army's rations.

07/09/2026

Rolling out for Phase 2. 📡⚡️

With the initial phase locked down, our communications detachments have deployed into the field for the next stage of Annual Camp—spanning strategic locations all the way from Dundee down into the North of England.

Our operators are exploiting High Frequency (HF) radio to maintain reliable, beyond-line-of-sight voice and data networks across vast distances and challenging terrain. When standard infrastructure isn't an option, mastering HF propagation ensures critical mission traffic keeps flowing, no matter the gap.

From establishing field antenna systems to coordinating real-time command data over hundreds of miles, our soldiers are putting their specialist training into action.

👉 Why not try something different with your spare time? Don't think you'll fit in? Wrong. We are just like you. We conduct our military training alongside our day jobs, you could too. The Army Reserve offers a challenge & the opportunity to gain new skills & qualifications.  

We are based in and Belfast. There's a place for you on our team. Don't worry if you have no experience. You join, we'll train you.  We offer training as Communications specialists, HR assistants, Chefs and Physical Training Instructors. 

Email us at [email protected] 

https://linktr.ee/army_recruiting

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From blank am******on to live communications—Annual Continuous Training (ACT) moves into its next gear. 🪖⚡

07/09/2026

Rolling out for Phase 2. 📡⚡️

With the initial phase locked down, our communications detachments have deployed into the field for the next stage of Annual Camp—spanning strategic locations all the way from Dundee down into the North of England.

Our operators are exploiting High Frequency (HF) radio to maintain reliable, beyond-line-of-sight voice and data networks across vast distances and challenging terrain. When standard infrastructure isn't an option, mastering HF propagation ensures critical mission traffic keeps flowing, no matter the gap.

From establishing field antenna systems to coordinating real-time command data over hundreds of miles, our soldiers are putting their specialist training into action.

👉 Why not try something different with your spare time? Don't think you'll fit in? Wrong. We are just like you. We conduct our military training alongside our day jobs, you could too. The Army Reserve offers a challenge & the opportunity to gain new skills & qualifications.

We are based in and . There's a place for you on our team. Don't worry if you have no experience. You join, we'll train you. We offer training as Communications specialists, HR assistants, Chefs and Physical Training Instructors.

Email us at [email protected]

https://linktr.ee/army_recruiting

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From blank am******on to live communications—Annual Continuous Training (ACT) moves into its next gear. 🪖⚡

04/09/2026

From blank am******on to live communications—Annual Continuous Training (ACT) moves into its next gear. 🪖⚡

The video below captures the intensity of our final attack, marking the culmination of the infantry tactics refresher phase. Every soldier in 32 Signal Regiment is trained to fight and survive first, ensuring our teams have the discipline and fieldcraft needed to operate under pressure.

Now, it’s time to deliver our core capability.
The Regiment is currently preparing to deploy south into England this Sunday for the intensive communications phase of camp. For the next week, our personnel will be working across dispersed locations, delivering robust, high-readiness network infrastructure and digital links directly to end-users.

Tactics get us into the fight. Technical expertise keeps the force connected. This is what we train for, and this is what we do.

👉 Why not try something different with your spare time? Don't think you'll fit in? Wrong. We are just like you. We conduct our military training alongside our day jobs, you could too. The Army Reserve offers a challenge & the opportunity to gain new skills & qualifications.

We are based in and . There's a place for you on our team. Don't worry if you have no experience. You join, we'll train you. We offer training as Communications specialists, HR assistants, Chefs and Physical Training Instructors.

Email us at [email protected]
https://linktr.ee/army_recruiting

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02/09/2026

Address

21 Jardine Street
Glasgow
G206JU

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 4pm
Tuesday 9am - 4pm
Wednesday 9am - 4pm
Thursday 9am - 4pm
Friday 9am - 4pm
Saturday 9am - 5pm
Sunday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+441412245075

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