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78 HISTORY OF SIGNALLING IN 100 OBJECTS HRH PRINCESS ROYAL PIPE BANNER Today the Royal Signals Pipes and Drums are based with 22 Signal Regiment in Stafford, but they have a direct connection back to Scotland and Northern Ireland. This is reflected in the Pipe Banner (see left) which was presented to them by HRH Princess Royal. This connection between the Royal Corps of Signals with Bagpipe Music and Highland Drumming can be traced back to the 51st Highland Division and 52nd Lowland Di- vision Signal Regiments prior to the Second World War. Post World War 2, these Regiments amalgamated, eventually becom- ing 32nd Signal Regiment. In 2009, the Pipes and Drums of the 32nd (Scottish) Signal Regiment (Volunteers) and 40th (Ulster) Signal Regiment (Volunteers) were amalgamated and expanded into the Pipes and Drums of the Royal Corps of Signals. The dress regulations and specifications detailed in the pictures take into consideration these historical links, whilst maintaining pace with Corps and Army dress policies of today. The Pipes and Drums support numerous Regimental and Corps level events each year, such as Princess Royal Parade, Corps Guest Nights, NMA Annual Service, and Ex VENETO, an In- ternational Patrol competition in Italy; see the picture below of the Pipes & Drums performing. They also support wider De- fence Engagement and Army events such as the Basel Inter- national Tattoo in Switzerland and the Royal Edinburgh Mili- tary Tattoo. As has been stated in several articles in both the Wire and the Royal Signals In- stitute Journal, the standard of piping is high. They currently are led by CSgt (Pipe Major) M MacRea & Sgt (Drum Major) Robert McCutcheon. .

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