Corps of Royal Engineers

Royal Engineers - Multi Roled and Multi Skilled

The Royal Engineers serve all over the world as recognised by their unique motto "Ubique", which means everywhere.

All Royal Engineers are soldiers first. They are also combat engineers and tradesmen.

Find out about the history of the Corps, our unique role in the Army and careers information about the numerous trades within the Royal Engineers, from Resource Specialist to Design Draughtsman and Surveyor.

A career in the Royal Engineers offers the chance to be trained in a trade and as a specialist soldier - and to join one of the most respected Corps in the British Army.

Glider that crash-landed in France soon after midnight on 6 June 1944

RE Events

Project 65 have raised enough money to erect a new memorial alongside Pegasus Bridge in Normandy, that was captured by the men borne in the6 gliders that crash-landed in France soon after midnight on 6 June 1944. This memorial will include the names of the 30 Sappers who were distributed among the gliders. As part of their fund raising activities, Project 65 are staging 4 theatrical evenings, with a narration by an accomplished actor telling the story of the coup-de-main operation.

Project 65 - "The Pegasus Bridge Show"

Building Bridges

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