Welcome

Welcome to the East of Scotland Branch R.M.A website. Our mission on this web site is to give you a small insight into the East of Scotland Branch R.M.A. This is meant to be a modern website and we hope to keep all our members informed to the best of our ability. Any suggestions please get in touch with the Webmaster by e-mail, (see contact page). Please note, this site is constantly being updated when time permits and new information is received.

Membership Stands At:

170

General Information

The Royal Marines Association was formed in 1946 to help Royal Marines resettle and find jobs after the War, and allow them to maintain contact with the Corps.

Mission Statement

To maintain and promote esprit de corps and comradeship amongst all Royal Marines. To keep them in touch with one another, and with the activities of the serving Corps and in furtherance of these main objectives to:

Advise members on any related Royal Marines or Association matter
To forward for consideration to The Royal Naval Benevolent Trust via either SSAFA, The Royal British Legion or Central Office any case of hardship, or distress, in which direct financial assistance is sought, or other assistance is required. Ultimately the Royal Marines Benevolent Fund (RMBF) will contribute to these cases. Smaller cases, such as respite holidays and financial relief for mobility, can be sent to Central Office where the Corps Secretary will decide on its merits
To establish and maintain contact with such other organisations that concern themselves with the welfare of the Armed Forces, to ensure that due consideration is given to the interests of Royal Marines

R.M.A Rule Book

R.M.A East of Scotland Branch Rule Book