RT from Corps of Royal Engineers (@Proud_Sappers)

Recently, in Estonia, members of our #SapperFamily in the @estNATO conducted a simultaneous crossing of the Valgejogi River, for the first time. This was to support the Battlegroup to manoeuvre across the battlefield. Great work! 💪

#RoyalEngineers #SapperSmart #Ubique

Original tweet : https://twitter.com/Proud_Sappers/status/1661039658183151616

RT from Corps of Royal Engineers (@Proud_Sappers)

Tommorow we will Live Stream our #SapperFamily from 34 Fd Sqn (@Kinloss_Bks) performing the Change of Guard ceremony at Buckingham Palace, on our Facebook page (11am approx.)!

Here you can see them perform the Fit For Role Inspection last week! 💪

#RoyalEngineers #Ubique

Original tweet : https://twitter.com/Proud_Sappers/status/1650801890123235328

RT from Institution of Royal Engineers (@Inst_RE)

Interested in the preservation, promotion and understanding of the heritage of the Corps of Royal Engineers? Our @RE_Hist_Society may be perfect for you!

Find out more and become a member here: https://www.instre.org/member-services/become-a-member/#REHSmember
#SapperFamily #InstRE #RoyalEngineers #Engineering #Ubique

Original tweet : https://twitter.com/Inst_RE/status/1646408076369510402

GB King George V definitives (1912-16) on a military Great War, “On Active Service” cover. Sent by the recipient (serving with the Royal Engineers, 48th Battalion HQ) to himself and post marked 1 March, 1916. The dealer did some research and thinks the cover philatelic as these covers did not require postage stamps; but best of all Norman survived the war. #philately #timbres #ukstamps #gbstamps #WW1 #BritishArmy #RoyalEngineers

Controversy erupted in 1811 when the Clerk of Survey at Dublin Castle claimed the works were not “well or substantially executed, are deficient in grouting... measurements are erroneous and the prices not correct”, prompting indignant arguments with the #RoyalEngineers involved! The tower was seized by Anti Treaty forces in July 1922 during the #IrishCivilWar until the Free State Army shelled the building into submission. 3/3

An Armoured Vehicle Royal Engineers (AVRE) Churchill tank with petard mortar. The projectile used for blasting gaps and holes in buildings and defences can be seen in the picture - south coast of England, May 1944
#worldwartwo #worldwar2 #ww2 #worldatwar #secondworldwar #conflict #history #worldwartwopictures #war #worldwar2pictures #historyofwar #historyofwarfare #britisharmy #avre #churchill #royalengineers