Army Training Regiment Winchester

Happy New Year! We wish you, your family & friends all the best for 2019. 🎉 🎊Happy New Year! We wish you, your family & friends all the best for 2019. 🎉 🎊

We wish everyone a very Merry Christmas, and hope you are all enjoying the festivities!🎄 ☃️ 🎅 🌟We wish everyone a very Merry Christmas, and hope you are all enjoying the festivities!🎄 ☃️ 🎅 🌟

Well done to the recruits from 7 and 11 Pl, Burma Coy, for passing out from their Phase 1 Trg!

Fantastic Initial Training Group ice sculpture purchased by the Officers of the Regiment for Christmas. #Army #ITG #winteriscoming #winter

Christmas fun run for Recruits and Permanent Staff alike. #TurkeyTrott #Christmas #Run

Congratulations to the 8 Army Reserve Recruits that passed out as trained soldiers today!

Many congratulations to the 46 trained soldiers that passed out of ATR Winchester to the Field Army today! British Army ATR Winchester Anzio Coy

Final preparations and words of encouragement from the Commanding Officer ahead of Anzio Coy’s Pass Off Parade tomorrow.

Today marks 100 years since Armistice which led to the end of WW1; one of the most deadliest conflicts in history with over 16 million lives lost.
ATR(W) held a Remembrance Parade today, to honour the bravery and courage of those who made the ultimate sacrifice, in WW1 and in conflicts since.
“When you go home, Tell them of us and say, For your tomorrow, We gave our today.” 🌹
... #lestweforget #100years #armistice
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Nine members of permanent staff from ATR(W) have this morning paid their respects to the 44 commonwealth soldiers and 100,000 other victims that perished during the Second World War at the Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp, Berlin.
"For all that has been endured, For all that has been sacrificed, For all that has been given,... For all that has been lost, Today, and everyday, we remember you"
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Day 5 - Last day in 🇩🇪 for the Officers and Soldiers from Burma Coy. Enjoyed by all! I would like to take this chance to thank the team for making this trip possible Zeb WO2 “Jase” Mcnaney Cpl “Sassy Luke” Smith Cpl “Welshy” Welsh... Cpl “Rob” Dennis Cpl “Rusty” Parker Cpl “Jamie” Leeson
And Cpl “Nico” Chambers for feeding us like kings!
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Day 4 - Another great day here, it’s not all bad is it 😏😎. Few bumps and jelly legs. Even got the Burma Coy flag some air time today!

Nailed it!

Mountain Bike 🚵‍♀️

Day - 3 Another great and hot day in Germany 🇩🇪, More people’s fears conquered! Adventurous training is a huge asset to the Military, exposing people to controlled risks in a safe environment to make them better to deal with some real risks Officers and Soldiers face on operations!
Plus the chance to top up our vitamin D and unwind!
Huge well done to Rusty and Jamie who managed there first lead Multi pitch climb

Day 2 - A good day in the office for the members of Burma Coy from ATR(W), ☀️ is shining at 32c. Wish you were here! 😎.

Day - 1 Happy Monday everybody! Members from Burma Coy are deployed to Germany making the most of the sunshine ☀️. Taking part in EXERCISE MIGHTY APOSTLE led by Sgt (SI) Jim Atherton RAPTC and his fantastic team! activities include kayaking, rock climbing 🧗‍♀️, mountaineering ⛰ and mountain biking 🚵‍♀️. P.s if anyone finds the CSM’s Oakley glasses 👓 at the bottom of the lake please send back to ATR(W)

Great to see one of our instructors out supporting the Recruiting effort.

July's Recruit Welfare Newsletter courtesy of the WRVS.

Yesterday we took our son Ryan Thorpe to start his phase 1 training. As you can imagen as a mother I was extremely anxious. However everyone we meet put us right at ease and made us feel welcome, the talk was informative and the tour of the barracks help to reassure us our son was safe.

What an outstanding ATR, A real credit to the British Army.

The training they give shapes our future soldiers and creates a untied and stronger army.

I am very proud of both of my children both soldiers one of which is ready to pass out this week from here.Not only has he had an amazing experience a great and bright start to his future career with the British army he has had outstanding Officers and amazing support from the corporals and up.

I am sure his time he has spent here has made him and even better soldier. As a parent the family support offered here is amazing too and I am proud to have been able to take part and be invited into such a great establishment to be shown what things my son has participated in well done Sir John more barracks ATR Winchester and thank you not only for the great care you've taken of my son but the person you've helped shape him to be �

Went to collect my son after his first 6 weeks training for the weekend he loves it there

We had an amazing day yesterday, well done to Carl Gotts and troop 3 for winning the marching competition, we were made very welcome, it was well organised, looking forward to being there again in may for their passing out

Thank you so much to everyone at Winchester you all go above and beyond to help these lads and ladies become the best that they can be!!! Amazing day yesterday everyone so helpful thanks guys ����

Thank you for a wonderful day yesterday. Super proud of my grandson Aaron Howells. Aaron has made some great friends. I wish them all the best for the future xxx.

Start my training at ATR Winchester on Monday 18th Jan how do I go about joining the group chat?

My son Christian Fletcher enjoyed his time at phase 1 training and have loved every minute of his training. His passing out parade 28th April was such a fabulous day for us as a family. We are so proud and happy for Chris and thankful for you making his dreams come true.

It was a brill day- 3rd visit for me as my middle kid was there last yr- each time its a fab day- looking forward to the passing out parade

I went through trg in Winchester in 2000, loved every moment of it and the Instructors were great, some of which inspired me to grow into a better disciplined and stronger person. Instructors whom I look up to to this day �. So proud of my lil brother David Sunaki who is doing really well with just 4 days till his passout. He has grown in confidence and strength and loving every minute. Thank you for all that we're being taught, thank you for giving us the experience and opportunities we never thought we could achieve. David loves it at Winchester and no doubt he will miss it so much like I do. Thank you to all the staff and Instructors for your hard work and dedication. Onwards and Upwards �����

I was here in November 1999 best time of my life hard and emotional at times but the friends you make through it all and the pride that you have in yourself after you have completed the 14 weeks is out of this world x

I joined 1999-2000 Light infrantry it was the hardest and best time ever unfortunately I didn't complete training but got so much out of it

I got bounced about that drill square so much when I was there back in early 2000's many ups and downs great memory's!

I am on the 9th May intake. Just created a group for all of us starting on that date. To find it just search ATR Winchester 9/05/16 Entry

Fantastic day yesterday at the pass out parade. It was entertaining and fun. We got really well looked after. Credit to you all down at Winchester ATR and congratulations to all the lads.

Excellent day at our Nephew's passing out parade.. Brings back lots of memories of my own passing out parade back in 1988.. Seem some faces still serving from the past too..

Thank you to all permanent staff and recruits for the day.. All the best in your future careers in our Armed Forces..

Brilliant experience.

Anyone start training on the 25th may? and if so is there a group made yet

Amazing place so proud to see my son and the rest of his intake pass out

Yesterday we took our son Ryan Thorpe to start his phase 1 training. As you can imagen as a mother I was extremely anxious. However everyone we meet put us right at ease and made us feel welcome, the talk was informative and the tour of the barracks help to reassure us our son was safe.

What an outstanding ATR, A real credit to the British Army.

The training they give shapes our future soldiers and creates a untied and stronger army.

I am very proud of both of my children both soldiers one of which is ready to pass out this week from here.Not only has he had an amazing experience a great and bright start to his future career with the British army he has had outstanding Officers and amazing support from the corporals and up.

I am sure his time he has spent here has made him and even better soldier. As a parent the family support offered here is amazing too and I am proud to have been able to take part and be invited into such a great establishment to be shown what things my son has participated in well done Sir John more barracks ATR Winchester and thank you not only for the great care you've taken of my son but the person you've helped shape him to be �

Went to collect my son after his first 6 weeks training for the weekend he loves it there

We had an amazing day yesterday, well done to Carl Gotts and troop 3 for winning the marching competition, we were made very welcome, it was well organised, looking forward to being there again in may for their passing out

Thank you so much to everyone at Winchester you all go above and beyond to help these lads and ladies become the best that they can be!!! Amazing day yesterday everyone so helpful thanks guys ����

Thank you for a wonderful day yesterday. Super proud of my grandson Aaron Howells. Aaron has made some great friends. I wish them all the best for the future xxx.

Start my training at ATR Winchester on Monday 18th Jan how do I go about joining the group chat?

My son Christian Fletcher enjoyed his time at phase 1 training and have loved every minute of his training. His passing out parade 28th April was such a fabulous day for us as a family. We are so proud and happy for Chris and thankful for you making his dreams come true.

It was a brill day- 3rd visit for me as my middle kid was there last yr- each time its a fab day- looking forward to the passing out parade

I went through trg in Winchester in 2000, loved every moment of it and the Instructors were great, some of which inspired me to grow into a better disciplined and stronger person. Instructors whom I look up to to this day �. So proud of my lil brother David Sunaki who is doing really well with just 4 days till his passout. He has grown in confidence and strength and loving every minute. Thank you for all that we're being taught, thank you for giving us the experience and opportunities we never thought we could achieve. David loves it at Winchester and no doubt he will miss it so much like I do. Thank you to all the staff and Instructors for your hard work and dedication. Onwards and Upwards �����

I was here in November 1999 best time of my life hard and emotional at times but the friends you make through it all and the pride that you have in yourself after you have completed the 14 weeks is out of this world x

I joined 1999-2000 Light infrantry it was the hardest and best time ever unfortunately I didn't complete training but got so much out of it

I got bounced about that drill square so much when I was there back in early 2000's many ups and downs great memory's!

I am on the 9th May intake. Just created a group for all of us starting on that date. To find it just search ATR Winchester 9/05/16 Entry

Fantastic day yesterday at the pass out parade. It was entertaining and fun. We got really well looked after. Credit to you all down at Winchester ATR and congratulations to all the lads.

Excellent day at our Nephew's passing out parade.. Brings back lots of memories of my own passing out parade back in 1988.. Seem some faces still serving from the past too..

Thank you to all permanent staff and recruits for the day.. All the best in your future careers in our Armed Forces..

Brilliant experience.

Anyone start training on the 25th may? and if so is there a group made yet

Amazing place so proud to see my son and the rest of his intake pass out