Royal British Corps of Signal Pipes and Drums
Pipes and Drums of the Royal Signals were formed in 1997 to unite the musicians of the 32nd Scottish Signals Regiment (volunteers), Queen’s own Gurkha Signals divisions and many others serving in the British Signals. The Band is based at the place of dislocation of the Royal Signals in Blandford (Duchy of Dorset, England).
Tartan of the Signal Corps is called Red Grant. The Corps Motto is Certa Cito (“True and fast”); it reflects the role of Signal Corps in accelerating communications and information services all over the world. All the musicians of the Signal Corps are officers and
The Pipes and Drums have participated in the celebration of 100 years of Canadian Signals Service, performed at the NATO Signals College in Latin (Italy), while individual musicians regularly represent their unit at the royal parades.
