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Training

Light Gun

Royal School of Artillery

The Royal School of Artillery (RSA) is a small headquarters under a commandant, with three instructional branches.  Administration and firing support is provided by 14 Regt RA which also contains the initial special to arm training battery - 24 Bty.

Training at Larkhill covers the complete spectrum of artillery equipment and includes both technical and tactical training. Larkhill is also responsible for several courses for all three Services.

International Training

For other nations to take advantage of our training expertise, contact:

Royal Artillery Barracks, Marketing Manager, Royal School of Artillery, Larkhill, Salisbury, Wiltshire, SP4 8QT United Kingdom
Tel: 00 44 (0) 1980 845012
Fax: 00 44 (0) 1980 845869
Email: click here

Branches

Targeting Branch
Targeting Branch is a world leader in the delivery of carefully focused training in surveillance and target acquisition, the targeting process and the tactical handling of field artillery.

Artillery Command Systems (ACS)
Artillery Command Systems (ACS) Branch is an integral part of the Royal School of Artillery. ACS Branch provide both officers and soldiers of the Royal Artillery with the skills that they need to exploit the benefits of the communication and information systems that are available on today's battlefield.

Strike Branch
Strike Branch delivers the essential training requirements to the Royal Artillery, training for the following: Manoeuvre, Guns and ammunition, Field, Surface to Air and their respective Gunnery Careers elements.

Training Courses

"The Royal School of Artillery (RSA) is part of the Artillery Centre and is an international centre of excellence for artillery training. It is situated in the centre of the British Army's largest national training area and offers unique access to live firing and manoeuvre facilities. The Staff of the School is made up of highly qualified instructors from the Royal Artillery, other Arms and Corps of the British Army and several overseas artillery instructors, for example Australian, Canadian and American."