RE Troop Commander's Course visiting the Historical Dockyard in Chatham, which has very strong connections with the Corps. They have just completed a Basic Structures module, giving them knowledge and confidence in engineering @CommandantRSME Dockyard Chatham Comd 170 Engr Gp Royal Engineers Warfare Wing

Help the RE Museum buy the archive of Col. Steer-Webster CBE, a member of the Mulberry Harbours design team, his archive holds unique photographs, documents & correspondence with Churchill & Eisenhower. They're almost at their goal but time is now short. justgiving.com/campaign/REMul…

Day 1 of Ex Battlefield Knowledge. In Mons discussing the first engagement between the BEF and German forces, specifically defensive doctrine and bridge demolitions. #ExBK20 Corps of Royal Engineers @CommandantRSME Corps Col RE REHS

#ExBK20 Maj Kiddie briefing on the 1st battle of Ypres and WO2 Egan considering the developments of offensive doctrine through WW1. Corps of Royal Engineers @CommandantRSME REHS @Commander8X

#ExBK20 Visiting Hill 60, the location of one of 19 craters blown at the start of the operation to take the Messines Ridge. Tunnelling operations were key to its success, but has the Corps of Royal Engineers since lost this vital capability? @CommandantRSME @Commander8X REHS

#ExBK20 Using modern technology to help explain WW1 FPE measures. @CommandantRSME Corps of Royal Engineers @502_STRE Institution of Royal Engineers Royal Engineers Works Groups

#ExBK20 Battlefield Studies are just as much about remembering as they are about learning. The Menin Gate names nearly 55,000 that have no known grave. The RE Grave memorial, dedicated to 12 soldiers of 177th Tunnelling Company still underground. Corps of Royal Engineers @CommandantRSME

Crystal clear USACE HQ thank you for sharing.

Over 400 contractors and nearly 150 NHSScotland clinicians and operational staff are now working on site to help build the NHS Louisa Jordan at the Scottish Event Campus. More➡️gov.scot/news/construct…

The hosting platform which supports all applications on the Defence Gateway will be taken offline this Sunday from 09:30, for up to 6 hours. This is essential to increase network capacity across the whole platform, due to increased COVID-19 traffic. jive.defencegateway.mod.uk/videos/6740

A glimpse into a CoW(E) home classroom. Despite COVID-19 delivery of instruction has continued remotely in PEW, demanding the very best of our extraordinary people. Testament to the commitment and professionalism of lecturers and students alike. @CommandantRSME Corps of Royal Engineers

A brilliant study shows the benefit of real-time 3D technologies 🏢 bit.ly/2xfwilg #DigitalTwins #Construction #AI

Remote delivery of the PMQ syllabus this week, just part of PEW offering P3M training at reach and with resilience. Professional development of our people continues. Corps of Royal Engineers @CommandantRSME

Are you looking to better manage your time? @AceThatTest have put together a great article on what it is and how you can improve it 💡 bit.ly/356NA0y #ProjectManagement #TimeManagement

For anyone hoping to go to the LE CAB this year; have a look on Defence Connect there are a few AECs that are providing LE CAB prep resources. rhqagc Adjutant General’s Corps SM please retweet.

The Royal School of Military Engineering Regiment used their skills to help in the fight against #coronavirus. They are now returning to training with changes in place to ensure the safety of both the students and their instructors. Full story at: ow.ly/AL3K50zWv1O

PET Students fully engaged with Professional Engineer Institutions.

A time to reflect whilst visiting Mevagissey, Cornwall. Corps of Royal Engineers, Kev Copsey OBE

An interesting webinar to understand the impact of the closure of Chatham Dockyards on the Medway area: ice.org.uk/events/chatham…

The next webinar in our series is not to be missed! The webinar is organised & supported by REHS. 📅 Wednesday 15 November 2023 🕢 19:30 Book here: members.instre.org/Events #MilitaryHistory