The Squadron consists of:

• 3 strategic communications troops, Victor, Whisky and X-Ray.
• Support troop, comprising a MT Section and Technical workshop.
• Squadron Headquarters.

 

250 Gurkha Signal Squadron Mission

"Is to provide command Support to Commander Joint Forces Operation (CJFO) and his Staff when deployed in order to enable the Command and Control (C2) of joint Task Forces at the small and medium scale"
 

Personalities:

Officer Commanding:   MAJ A E A Corkery

Second in Command:   Capt Tol Bahadur Khamcha

Squadron Sergeant Major:   WO2(SSM) Un Bahadur Thapa
 

SQUADRON EMBLEM

Two Khukris point upwards, the hands crossed in saltire, the cutting edges of the blades inwards, between the blades the figure of Mercury on a globe, the latter supported above by a scroll bearing the motto 'Certa Cito' and below by nine laurel leaves, the whole surmounted by Saint Edward's Crown.

The badge was granted on 23 September 1954, which date is now the official Regimental Birthday. The Regimental title became 'Gurkha Signals' in 1955 and on 21 April 1977, Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II approved the Title 'Queen's Gurkha Signals'. On 16 May 1983 Queen's Gurkha Signals restructured to a Regimental organisation.