UK Special Forces (Reserve)

63 (UKSF) Signal Squadron

Special Forces Communicators (Reserve) provide additional communications capability to their regular counterparts. Operating at the highest level in difficult and often changing circumstances in situations that are important operationally and strategically.

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Active From

1st April 1967

Role

Specialist Communications

Specialism

Operate command and control systems

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Our People

Soldier A is a Police Officer and is awarded an extra two weeks paid leave (annually) to complete SF trade courses.

Soldier B works for Government services and is also awarded two additional weeks paid leave by his employer to attend overseas UKSF exercises, whilst also receiving a daily wage from the reserves.

Soldier C is a University student and uses much of her free time to attend training events, she also takes advantage of the pay and various bonuses associated with an Army Reserve recruit.

Our Skills

63 (UKSF) Signal Squadron is open to both males and females that are robust, intelligent and possess physical stamina to operate in demanding and hostile environments. As an Special Forces Communicator (Reserve) you are taught to use numerous communication systems, weapons and insertion techniques.

In addition to the Special Forces Communicator (SFC) qualification, we are also recruiting:

Royal Signals Communication Operators (Generalist)
Adjutant General’s Corp (AGC) (SPS) Clerks
Royal Logistic Corp (RLC) Chefs
Royal Army Medical Corp (RAMC) Medics

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Contact Us

For more information on how to join the SAS (Reserve):