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Visit to the Royal Engineers Museum

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Join us at the Royal Engineers Museum and inspect 40 vehicles ranging from bridge laying tanks to Kitchener’s carriage, not to mention nearly 800 weapons, WW1 Company War Diaries, early Crimea-era photographs and the actual map used by Wellington during the Battle of Waterloo.

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  • 03 March 2012

  • 10:30am

    • Location

    • Royal Engineers Museum
      Prince Arthur Road
      Gillingham
      Kent
      ME4 4UG

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    About this event

    The Royal Engineers Museum, Library & Archive holds a vast collection of objects - over 1 million -  covering the long and varied history of the Corps of Royal Engineers. The Corps has been involved in every conflict of the British Army across every Continent.

    Join with us and see everything from WW1 Company War Diaries, through to early Crimea-era photographs and the actual map used by Wellington during the Battle of Waterloo.

    Explore nearly 40 vehicles ranging  from  Bridge Laying Tanks to Kitchener’s Carriage and see some of the nearly 800 weapons held by the museum.

    In all there is something of interest for everyone!

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