Recently the Royal Gibraltar Regiment marked several promotions and professional achievements.

A statement from British Forces Gibraltar follows below:

Last week, the Royal Gibraltar Regiment marked several promotions and professional  achievements, reflecting the continued dedication, professionalism and high standards  demonstrated by its soldiers.

The Regiment was pleased to announce the promotion of Corporal Hall to the rank of  Sergeant. This promotion recognises his leadership, commitment to duty and  consistent professional conduct. The occasion also acknowledged the successful  completion of the demanding Class 1 Armourers Course by Lance Corporals Knox and  Conroy. This specialist qualification plays a vital role in ensuring the Regiment’s  operational effectiveness and the safe maintenance of its weapons systems. 

In addition to these achievements, two soldiers were awarded the Army Long Service  and Good Conduct (LSGC) Medal, a distinguished honour instituted by King William IV  in 1830. The medal was the first non-campaign award of the British Army and remains a  significant mark of professionalism and integrity. Today, it is awarded to soldiers who  have completed 15 years’ reckonable service without having been subject to civil or  military discipline. 

Sergeant Walton and Sergeant Spooner were awarded the LSGC Medal, recognising 15  years of irreproachable service. Warrant Officer Class 2 Ethaniel Jeffries-Mor was  awarded his clasp for the LSGC, marking an exceptional 25 years of good conduct and  service. 

The Royal Gibraltar Regiment remains committed to recognising excellence,  professionalism and long service. These achievements reflect the character and 

dedication of its soldiers and continue to strengthen the Regiment’s proud traditions  and operational effectiveness. 

For more information relating to a career in the regiment, please contact the RG via the  Linktree account: https://linktr.ee/royalgbregt