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   ^ 17 P&M Regt RLC Routine Orders dated 15 August 2014.

   Mr Ross Mason, Honorary Regimental Historian and former serving Army Port & Maritime Officer
   "The British Army since 2000", James Tanner, Osprey Publishing, 20 Sep 2014
   "The Story of the Royal Army Service Corps and Royal Corps of Transport, 1945-1982", D. J. Sutton, Original: Leo Cooper, 1984
   "The British Army Pocket Guide, 2008-2009", Charles Heyman, Casemate Publishers, 2007
   
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