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This website is designed to encourage increased knowledge and understanding of, not only the NAA’s current role, but its rich history and lineage. Please use the site menu to access this information.
The NAA was formed in 1865 to advance and promote the practice and science of artillery within the newly formed Corps of Artillery Volunteers using competitive spirit as a key motivator.
The NAA is committed to the on-going delivery of these objectives but crafted and honed to meet the changing needs of our current Reserve Regiments, their serving and retired soldiers and the Gunner Family as a whole.
This website is designed to encourage increased knowledge and understanding of, not only the NAA’s current role, but its rich history and lineage. Please use the site menu to access this information.

15 Feb 2026
We have just uploaded to the NAA Competitions 1962-2025 pages in the History section: Such Programmes as are currently in our possession for the NAA Prizegiving Ceremonies for the period...
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01 Feb 2026
We are currently putting together a programme for a joint Study Day with the Palmerston Forts Society at Fort Nelson, Portsmouth. The day will include potential presentations on the National...
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20 Jan 2026
Colonel Alex is a member of the NAA. The Vice Presidents and Trustees wish to warmly congratulate Colonel Alex on his award of the KVRM (King’s Volunteer Reserves Medal). This...
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