Royal Canadian Engineers

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The Royal Canadian Engineers were the military engineering branch of the Canadian Army, responsible for tasks such as construction, fortifications, demolitions, and field engineering support in peace and war.

Aliases (3)
  • Canadian Forces Military Engineering Branch ×1
  • Canadian Military Engineers ×1
  • Corps of Canadian Engineers ×1

Statements (46)
Predicate Object
instanceOf corps of the Canadian Army
military engineering branch
activeDuring First World War
Korean War
Second World War
allegiance British Crown
Canada
associatedWith Royal Canadian Artillery
Royal Engineers
country Canada
grantedRoyalTitle 1904
hasPredecessor Canadian Engineers
hasSuccessor Canadian Forces Military Engineering Branch
Canadian Military Engineers
languageOfOperation English
French
militaryRole combat engineering
construction engineering
demolitions
field engineering support
fortifications
motto Ubique
mottoLanguage Latin
mottoMeaning Everywhere
partOf Canadian Army
Canadian Militia
responsibleFor bridging operations
explosive demolitions
field fortifications
field survey and mapping
military construction projects
mine warfare
obstacle breaching
obstacle construction
route maintenance
support to counter-mobility
support to mobility
support to survivability
water supply in the field
serviceBranch Canadian Army
traditionCarriedOnBy Canadian Military Engineers
usedEquipment construction machinery
explosives
field engineering tools
military bridging equipment
mine detectors

Referenced by (5)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
Royal Engineers
alliance
Allied military engineers ("Canadian Military Engineers")
hasPart
Royal Canadian Engineers ("Canadian Forces Military Engineering Branch")
hasSuccessor
Canadian Army (pre‑1968)
notableUnit
Canadian Railway Troops ("Corps of Canadian Engineers")
serviceBranch

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