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The Adjutant General's
Corps Regimental Association is situated at Worthy Down, near
Winchester, home of the Adjutant General's Corps and was established in
1992 to promote a lasting
bond of friendship between the serving and retired members of The
Adjutant General’s Corps and their dependants. The Regimental
Association preserves the traditions of the AGC and also promotes contact between past and present members of
the Corps and the antecedent Corps, in order to foster mutual
comradeship and to promote esprit de corps. It also provides
benevolence for its members.
Membership of the
Association is available to all serving personnel of the Adjutant
General's Corps,
including ex-serving members of the Corps and AGC in the Territorial Army.
Associate Membership may be granted at the discretion of the Regimental
Association Committee to those who have not served in the Corps but have
been connected with its work. Application for membership should
be made using the relevant form(s) found on our 'Joining the
Association' page. Completed forms should be sent to the Secretary at
the address below.
The Annual General Meeting of
the Regimental Association is held at the Worthy Down
Headquarters, near Winchester and all serving and ex-serving members are
welcome to attend. Details of the Annual General Meeting can be
found on the News page.
The Constitution of the Adjutant General's Corps Regimental
Association
The
Declaration of Trust for the Adjutant General's Corps was made
on 6th April 1992.
The Constitution was adopted on 21st
January 1994.
The Regimental Association became a registered charity on 28th
April 1994.
A copy of the Constitution of
the Adjutant General's Corps Regimental Association may be
downloaded by following the link:
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Constitution of the AGC Regimental Association |
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The
Work of Adjutant General's Corps Regimental Association
The Regimental Association is the contact point for past and present
members and the following work is carried out by the Association:
Providing
benevolence for serving and ex serving members
of the Corps and their dependants who are in conditions of
genuine need,
suffering hardship or distress.
The Association co-operates with other Regimental
Associations, SSAFA Forces Help, The Royal British Legion,
The Army Benevolent Fund and other benevolence organisations
to ensure that help is provided in the most
effective way.
Administering
the affairs of the Regimental Association.
Producing
the AGC Journal, the in-house magazine, for all members to
keep in touch with what's happening in the Corps.
Producing
the Annual Report and Accounts in accordance with Charity
Law.
Maintaining links
with ex-serving members.
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