General Service Corps

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The General Service Corps (GSC) is a corps of the British Army. Its main function is to act as a holding unit for specialists who have not been assigned to other units or corps; these are primarily reservists and the GSC is usually only active in wartime.

[edit] Order of Precedence

Preceded by: Army Physical Training Corps

Order of Precedence

Succeeded by: Queen Alexandra's Royal Army Nursing Corps