The Royal Observer Corps (ROC) were a group of uniformed civilians who manned bunkers across the country during the Cold War. Civil defence was key in calming fears of a nuclear attack, and attempted to offer hope and practical guidance for nuclear survival. Luckily, the ROC was never called upon, and they were stood down in 1991. After this, a group of Observers from the Edinburgh HQ gathered the almost complete contents of an underground monitoring post, and donated it to the collection at the

Who knew about this free museum outside of Winchester? This is the The Royal Logistic Corps Museum Visited this small hidden gem of an attraction in worth down today, it’s a fairly small museum but tons to do for kids with all the free activities and interactive exhibits so a nice surprise. A lot of fascinating history to read up on and military history on display. All focused on how the British Army was moved, supplied and sustained over the centuries. The different world war 2 campaigns were v

The Ghosts of 34050 Royal Observer Corps and 31803 at the Spa Valley Railway Cuckoo Line Gala. Sunday 15th June 2025. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 For the full video please see Henry's Adventures the YouTube channel. https://youtu.be/_iPuTFH1bao?si=R_xUvzPByn4P-xs6 | Henry's Adventures