The Royal Maintenance Corps is considered one of the oldest service corps in the Jordan Armed Forces-Arab Army, where its nucleus was formed in 1921 with a few elements that provide support for equipment that entered service. This corps developed until it reached what it has reached today. The most important stages that the corps development went through are:

SMALL GROUPS OF TECHNICANS WITH VEHICLES & EQUIPMENT

1921 – 1941

 ESTABLISHMENT OF RMC 

1941

ESTABLISHEMENT OF MAIN STORS

 ESTABLISHEMENT OF PRINCE FAISAL W. SHOPs

1946

  ESTABLISHMENT OF THE FIRST TRAINING INSTITUTE (PHMTC)

1950

ESTABLISHMENT OF  AMMAN Central Work SHOPs

1955

  ESTABLISHMENT OF ZARQA CENTRAL Workshops

1956

ESTABLISHEMENT OF King Hussein Main Workshops (KHMW)

ESTABLISHEMENT OF Electronic Equipment Workshops (EEW)

1984

Restructuring

Technical companies become field workshops supporting brigades

ESTABLISHEMENT OF technical detachments supporting the battalions

ESTABLISHEMENT OF eastern weapons workshops

1987

 Change the name of the Directorate of Royal Maintenance Corps to command of the Royal Maintenance Corps

2008

Re-Change the name of command of the Royal Maintenance Corps to the Directorate of Royal Maintenance Corps

ESTABLISHEMENT OF  Intermediate Workshop for eastern region

Re-ESTABLISHEMENT OF Engineering equipment workshops

2018

Restructuring and establishment of new units

CONTINIOUS IMPROVMENTS IN ALL TECHNICAL ASPECTS

2020

Dissolved OF  Intermediate Workshop for eastern region

2022