Last week at RMA – The Royal Marines Charity
This weeks latest news and updates from RMA – The Royal Marines Charity.
The History of D-Day
The Royal Marines were involved in many parts of the D-Day operations, on land, sea and in the air, creating the Corps we know today.
Last week at RMA – The Royal Marines Charity
This week, we’re excited to share the latest news and fundraising events from the RMA – The Royal Marines Charity.
Operation Frankton, the ‘Cockleshell Heroes’ Reenactment
In preparation for next weeks paddle to commemorate D-Days 80th Anniversary, the RMA Paddle Sports Group took to the Thames to reenact Operation Frankton, the ‘Cockleshell Heroes’.
Last week at RMA – The Royal Marines Charity
This week, it’s been a particularly busy one for many of our teams; there’s news of some Royal appointments, and we bring you up to speed with those gearing up for a sensational summer of adventure!
The history behind Graspan Parade
Graspan memorial has has served as the centrepiece of Graspan Parade, the largest annual parade dedicated to the Royal Marines.
Home and Dry
Jon had pledged to go alcohol-free for 32 weeks – the equivalent length of time it takes to train to become a Royal Marine – in his determination to give back, the beneficiary award that supported him financially towards the cost of his own urgent cancer treatment operation that saved his life.
Last week at RMA – The Royal Marines Charity
This week, our news is simply about some remarkable individuals with remarkable stories.
Bacon butties and Bootneck banter
The power of solid collaboration and ‘out of the box’ thinking can never be over-emphasised when working towards a truly positive, life-changing outcome for a beneficiary.