56K views · 3.7K reactions | The airborne sappers of 23 Parachute...

5.5K views · 99 reactions | 23 Parachute Engineer Regiment (and some of our Queens Gurkha Engineers) undertake the Fit For Role Inspection at Wellington Barracks for their Public Duties in London and Windsor… they passed!  British Army #royalengineers #SapperFamily #SapperSmart #Ubique | Corps of Royal Engineers | Facebook

4.9K views · 123 reactions | 23 Parachute Engineer Regiment and Queens Gurkha Engineers undertaking Public Duties in London and Windsor  #SapperFamily #RoyalEngineers #Ubique | Corps of Royal Engineers | Facebook

20K views · 467 reactions | Watch the moment 23 Parachute Engineer Regiment marked 20 years of supporting the British Army’s Global Response Force  The regiment has operated all over the world including Iraq and Afghanistan 﫡 | Forces News | Facebook

197K views · 3.1K reactions | 23 Parachute Engineer Regiment has built a 1.7km-long, sand temporary landing zone from scratch at Rock Barracks, in Woodbridge, for MOD testing to prove the A400M’s ability to operate from soft runways. | British Army | Facebook

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Old Faithful, alongside 2nd Cavalry Regiment - Australian Army , 4th Regiment, Royal Regiment of Australian Artillery and 3rd Combat Engineer Regiment took part in live fire demonstrations as part of Army's introduction into service of its Heavy Armoured Capability systems. This saw the integration of the new M1A2 Main Battle tank and infantry supported by fires and Engineers who were outfitted with new Assault Breaching Vehicle and Joint Assault Bridge. | 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Reg

Soldiers from 23 Parachute Engineer Regiment have been getting hands on with the new Quadruped Uncrewed Ground Vehicle, the robotic canine. Recently the soldiers have been learning how to use the system’s capabilities and how it could potentially integrate with what they do. Read more: https://www.army.mod.uk/news-and-events/news/2022/07/first-robotic-autonomous-systems-enhanced-brigade-combat-team/ | British Army

23 Parachute Engineer Regiment’s dive team have been practising their underwater engineering skills as part of Exercise Eagles Build. Lance Corporal Curtis Noble said: “Military diving is tough but I really enjoy it. If you’re a sports diver, you’re on the bottom blowing bubbles and looking at pretty fishes, but we’re more likely to be diving in cold water with next to no visibility working to achieve a task.” Diving is a key aspect of 23 Parachute Engineer Regiments’ role providing close combat