ADJUTANT GENERALS CORPS (AGC) LEATHER POLO BELT
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The Adjutant General's Corps (AGC) is a corps of the British Army responsible for personnel and administrative support. It was formed in 1992 through the amalgamation of several previously existing corps and departments. The AGC provides a wide range of specialist services within the Army, including human resources, education and training, legal services, military police, and physical training.
The AGC is responsible for managing the Army's personnel, including recruitment, training, career management, and welfare support. They also provide administrative support to units and individuals, ensuring that the Army's personnel are properly equipped and supported to carry out their duties effectively.
Overall, the Adjutant General's Corps plays a crucial role in the functioning of the British Army, supporting soldiers and officers in their day-to-day activities and helping to ensure the overall efficiency and effectiveness of the Army as a whole.
Our Leather Polo Belts are made in partnership with Pampeano. Made in Argentina using only the best raw materials to give you a belt which not only looks good, but will last.
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Michael Darley, a former Royal Marine has partnered with leading polo belt brand Pampeano to deliver a premium range of leather products.
"Like all of my fellow servicemen and women, my Corps colours mean a lot to me. Now in my new life, I still want to proudly wear the colours and the Military belts allow you to do just that."