Royal Engineers

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The Royal Engineers is a corps of the British Army responsible for military engineering, infrastructure, and technical support on operations and at home.


Statements (49)
Predicate Object
instanceOf corps of the British Army
abbreviation RE
alliance Corps of Royal New Zealand Engineers
Royal Australian Engineers
Royal Canadian Engineers
badge Royal Engineers cap badge
colors blue
gold
red
country United Kingdom
dateFounded 1716
decorations Victoria Cross recipients among its members
engagement Crimean War
Falklands War
First World War
Gulf War
Iraq War
Napoleonic Wars
Second World War
War in Afghanistan (2001–2021)
garrison Gibraltar Barracks, Minley
hasPredecessor Board of Ordnance engineers
hasUnit 170 (Infrastructure Support) Engineer Group
3rd (United Kingdom) Division Engineer Group
8 Engineer Brigade
Royal School of Military Engineering
motto Quo Fas et Gloria Ducunt
Ubique
nickname Sappers
partOf British Armed Forces
patronSaint Saint Barbara
responsibility support to operations in the United Kingdom
support to operations overseas
role infrastructure support
military engineering
technical support
serviceBranch British Army
specialization bridge building
combat engineering
counter-mobility and mobility support
explosive ordnance disposal
field fortifications
geospatial intelligence
military construction
water supply and infrastructure
trainingEstablishment Royal School of Military Engineering, Chatham
translationOfMotto Everywhere
Whither Right and Glory Lead
type combat support arm

Referenced by (38)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
170 (Infrastructure Support) Engineer Group ("Royal Engineers cap badge")
Indian Army engineer units ("Sappers and Miners")
Royal Canadian Engineers
Royal Corps of Signals
associatedWith
8 Engineer Brigade ("Corps of Royal Engineers")
Royal School of Military Engineering ("Corps of Royal Engineers")
branch
43rd (Wessex) Infantry Division ("204th Field Company, Royal Engineers")
43rd (Wessex) Infantry Division ("260th Field Company, Royal Engineers")
componentUnit
Royal Logistic Corps ("Royal Engineers Postal and Courier Service")
Royal Logistic Corps ("Royal Engineers Postal and Courier Service")
formedByMergerOf
170 (Infrastructure Support) Engineer Group
170 (Infrastructure Support) Engineer Group ("British Army Engineer units")
hasParentOrganisation
Gibraltar Barracks, Minley ("Corps of Royal Engineers")
The Shop
militaryBranch
Board of Ordnance
Board of Ordnance ("Corps of Royal Sappers and Miners")
oversaw
Royal Corps of Signals ("Royal Engineers Signal Service")
Royal Logistic Corps ("Royal Engineers Postal and Courier Service")
precededBy
Whither Right and Glory Lead
Whither Right and Glory Lead ("British Army Royal Engineers")
usedBy
Royal School of Military Engineering
affiliation
Royal Engineers ("Royal Engineers cap badge")
badge
170 (Infrastructure Support) Engineer Group ("Royal Engineers units")
category
170 (Infrastructure Support) Engineer Group
corps
Military history of the Territorial Army ("Territorial Army engineer units")
describes
Royal Military Academy, Woolwich
educatedBranch
Gibraltar Barracks, Minley
garrison
British Army
hasBranch
RE ("Corps of Royal Engineers")
hasOfficialName
Allied military engineers ("British Royal Engineers")
hasPart
Royal Engineers ("3rd (United Kingdom) Division Engineer Group")
hasUnit
Royal Engineers ("Sappers")
nickname
Royal Military Academy, Woolwich ("Royal Engineers officers")
notableAlumni
8 Engineer Brigade
partOf
Royal School of Military Engineering ("Corps of Royal Engineers")
service
Corps of Royal New Zealand Engineers ("British Royal Engineers")
sharesHeritageWith
RE
standsFor
Battle of Mount Longdon ("Royal Engineers detachments")
unitInvolved

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