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Set up to preserve the history and the heritage of the Corps, 'The Corps Archives' are a valuable research source for those interested in REME Establishments, REME Units and the contribution the REME Corps has made to the history and development of the British Army. The REME Corps Archive is a place of deposit for the Public Record Office, now part of National Archives. |
The Archive contains photographs, documents and technical manuals, as summarised below.
REME Corps History |
REME Technical History |
General |
Technical Publications |
Formation of REME |
Technical Training Publications |
Support Groups |
Tracked Vehicles |
Theatres Campaigns and Operations |
Wheeled Vehicles |
Formations |
Engineering and Miscellaneous |
Static Units |
Power |
Field Units |
Small Arms and Machine Guns |
Training Units |
Armaments |
Garrisons |
Instruments |
Establishments |
Radar and Fire Control Equipment |
Training & Exercises |
Telecommunications |
Management Information and Reports |
Guided Weapons |
Recruitment and Employment |
Aircraft |
Sport |
Test & Measurement |
Personalities and Papers | |
Social and Welfare | |
Ecclesiastical | |
Museum and Association | |
Reserve Army | |
Publications - Craftsman, Officer's Journal | |
Commonwealth EME | |
We do not have any personal records of REME service personnel. Try the Army Personnel Centre by visiting our FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions).
We do not have a list of names of people who served with REME.
REME are not the Royal Engineers (RE) and hold none of their material. The RE Museum may be able to help (email mail@re-museum.co.uk).
We cannot answer general questions about the Army, make valuations, or purchase weapons or vehicles.
Follow the links for details of visiting the archive, the enquiry service and charges.
REME Museum of Technology Home Page
Email Enquiries or telephone 0118 976 3375 for further information
Page produced by Peter Eldred - Last updated 26 February 2006