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The Royal Engineers Diving Establishment at Marchwood near Southampton. The Flipper Brigade report for training as they pass a sign erected for drivers to warn them. 2nd April 1980
Soldiers of The Royal Engineers build bridges to help local residents after heavy floods in Kent. 17th September 1968
The Mayor of Stratford Upon Avon, Councillor Patrick Dare, pictured with Major General THF Foulkes, representing the Commandant of the Corps of Royal Engineers
Sappers of a South African Division clearing and making safe enemy mines in the Bardia area of Lybia. 12th January 1942. The Western Desert campaign (the Desert War)
Sappers of the 51st Highland Division make safe these anti-personnel mines removed from the road near Baarlo as 12th Corps advance towards the Meuse River. 23rd November 1944
A unit of Royal Engineers practicing pontoon bridge building over a river in Derbyshire during the Second World War. 25th November 1940
A model railway in use at the Royal Engineers training centre in the Midlands. These men are being taught signal operations. 25th September 1940
Liberation of Europe: British Sappers and French railmen repair damaged Normandy railway. Picture shows: Royal engineers and French railmen laying a fresh track on the railway line between Caen
Picture taken in the heavily damaged town of Caen in France immediately after its occupation by British and canadian forces
The final homecoming for army units of the Royal Engineers 36th Regiment which took place at RAF Brize Norton, Oxfordshire
British Army sappers of the Royal Engineers wade through the floods on the banks of the River Ms at Maesek in Southern Holland as they make their way to dinner during the Second World War
British army soldiers of the Royal Engineers engaged on mine clearing duties, pass a six pounder anti tank gun and carriers on a road near Lebisey Wood
British army soldiers at work searching for enemy mines during the push in to France shortly after the D-day landings in the Second World War. 19th June 1944
British army sappers of the Royal Engineers clearing the town of Tilly Sur Seulles of mines in Nothern France during the allied invasion of France shortly after the D-Day landings
The Corps of Royal Engineers in Birmingham to say thank you for the " tremendous help" the city has given the Army in the past and to launch a military exhibition. 22nd August 1963
Heroes of the Blitz. Members of a Royal Engineers Bomb Disposal Squad pose for the camera after successfully defusing a 500KG bomb in Craven Street, Hull
Russian army engineers seen here laying a track bed for a narrow gauge railway during the russian campaign of March 1916 (Circa)
Army Exercise: Troops of the Northern Command exercise, seen here moving an Matilda tank across a pontoon bridge. July 1942 P014913
Suez Crisis 1956 Royal Engineers take cover as they blow up a mine from a beach near Port Said which they are clearing. 23rd November 1956
Suez Crisis 1956 Royal Engineers clearing mines from a beach near Port Said
Suez Crisis 1956 The first British troops to leave Port Said under the withdrawal scheme were 7 officers and 217 other ranks of the 42nd Field Regiment Royal Engineers who embarked from Abbas Quai in
Suez Crisis 1956 The station master at El Cap talks to the British Royal Engineers crew who drove out from Port Said in their own train. 13th November 1956
Suez Crisis 1956 Seargent Bill Kidd of the Royal Engineers prepares a mine for clearing on a beach near Port Said
Suez Crisis 1956 A hospital train being taken through the Allied front line to evacuate wounded Egyptians at El Cap. The Egyptian crew are being replaced by a Royal Engineers crew before the train
