The Royal Engineers, Miners & Military Artificers

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The Royal Engineers, Miners & Military ArtificersThe Royal Engineers, Miners & Military Artificers Up to the early 18th century, engineers had been attached to the Army for specific campaigns but there was no permanent structure. The Royal Engineers were formed in 1716 as an all officer corps and remained so until they amalgamated with the Royal Sappers & Miners in 1856. The Royal Engineers were highly trained specialists, but there were very few of them. Until 1811 they wore blue uniforms, very

not for the last time in their short history

From an oil on canvas original Andrew's background is in graphics and typography

the 28th Regiment once again proved their worth and because of their actions at Quatre Bras and on the day

After forty years in Nova Scotia

In June Napoleon had marched into Belgium and caught the allies off guard

and they were mostly occupied in fortresses construction

milk measures of 1/2pt and 1pt were used to provide the required measure of milk to pour into the customer's jug

Transporter Bridge

Saint Pierre d'Amily

the 51st was part of Colonel Mitchell’s brigade being ordered to occupy a portion of the narrow road leading to the junction of the Hougoumont avenue with the Nivelles road

Old Fork on Rusted Iron Sheeting

closing the colback's top

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