The Gunner is the magazine of The Royal Regiment of Artillery.
'The Gunner'
The object of 'The Gunner' is to promote military efficiency by maintaining and increasing the esprit de corps and well being of the Royal Regiment of Artillery through the publication of matters of interest to all its members and former members.
To serve the Regiment by being an organ for all Artillerymen, Regular, Territorial Army and Commonwealth.
To foster tradition, morale and the welfare of the regiment.
To provide a record of regimental history, social affairs, sporting activities, equipment, dress etc.
To act as a forum for the consideration of matters pertaining to the regiment.
To operate as a unifying influence among all parts of the regiment, both past and present, without bias.

Published monthly since 1919, 'The Gunner' welcomes articles from both serving and retired members of the Regiment. The deadline is the end of the third week each month. Articles should be in Word, and the photos sent as original, high resolution .jpegs.

The Royal Artillery Journal
Published twice annually, the RA journal offers a more in-depth, scientific look at continuing operations and lessons that can be learned from previous campaigns, as well as features on memorable moments and characters from the Gunners' 300 year history.  Submissions from serving members of the regiment are much encouraged.

Gunner July 2008 - The Queens Visit to Larkhill - Please see link on right
Gunner Reader Survey - Please see link on right

The Gunner Team
Editor: Major (Retd) Mike Shaw
Deputy Editor: Miss Kate Knowles
Subscriptions: Miss Lucy Neate

The magazine can be contacted at:
Gunner Publications
HQ DRA
RA Barracks
Larkhill
SALISBURY
Wiltshire
SP4 8QT
Telephone: 01980 634204
To email click here

Annual Subscription Rates
Also available is The Journal of the Royal Artillery.

To addresses in the UK and BFPO:
The Gunner - £18
The Journal of the Royal Artillery - £9

To addresses in Europe:
The Gunner - £40.80
The Journal of the Royal Artillery - £14.40

To addresses in the rest of the world:
The Gunner - £54
The Journal of the Royal Artillery - £18