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Honourable conquests: an account of the enduring work of the Royal Engineers throughout the empire

By:

SMITHERS A J

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: London: Leo Cooper Ltd, 1991Description: 215pISBN:

0850527252 (hbk.)

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Summary: The Royal Engineers has three strands. The soldier engineer supporting the army in the field. It can be found in most accounts of battles for in most the sapper was there. The second strand the sapper as an inventor ingenious adpator of technology and science. The three stranded of the Royal Engineers can be seen in the exhibits at the developing Royal engineers museum at Chatham.

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The Royal Engineers has three strands. The soldier engineer supporting the army in the field. It can be found in most accounts of battles for in most the sapper was there. The second strand the sapper as an inventor ingenious adpator of technology and science. The three stranded of the Royal Engineers can be seen in the exhibits at the developing Royal engineers museum at Chatham.

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