File:Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers put their training into practice MOD 45167717.jpg

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English: Craftsman from 2nd Battalion, Corps of The Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers or (2 Close Support Battalion REME) manning a Vehicle Check Point (using a MAN SV Support Vehicle with its mounted GPMG) while vehicle and recovery mechanics get on with the task of recovering vehicles using various assets at their disposal during a training exercise.

The Corps of the Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers (REME) provides engineering support and is responsible for maintaining and repairing the Army’s equipment.

They will be found wherever the army is located at home or overseas. The diversity in the Army’s equipment challenges the best engineers but the soldiers receive the best technical training giving them the confidence to tackle any engineering problem.

  • Organization: Army
  • Object Name: APOSCOT-OFFICIAL-20201112-081-174
  • Keywords: 7.62mm, GPMG, General Purpose Machine Gun, Machine Gun, Forward, Hand Grip, BFA, Blank Firing, Attachment, ACOG, Optical Sights, 5.56mm, L85A3, A3, SA80, Assault Rifle, Small Arms, Firearm, Gun, Weapons, Gloves, VIRTUS Helmet, Headwear, VIRTUS, Body Armour, Blast & Ballistic Protection, Clothing, Tactical Radio, Communications System, Bowman C41, Digital Comms, Radio, Communications, RAF, Royal Air Force, Face Covering, Face Mask, PPE, Personal Protective Equipment, REME, Royal Electrical & Mechanical Engineers, Leuchars Station, Recovery tasks, Mechanics, Army, Equipment, Vehicle, Logistic Vehicles, Truck, SX Series, Recovery, Regiments, Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers, 2nd Bn REME, 2 BN REME, Oshkosh, Medium Tactical Vehicle Replacement, MTVR, Engineering & Logistics Vehicles, Transport, Close Support Tanker, Combat Vehicles, Protected Patrol Vehicle, Husky, Protected support vehicle, four-wheel-drive, 2 Close Support Battalion REME, Checkpoint, Action, Trades, Recovery Mechanic, Vehicle Mechanic, Engineering, Man SV Truck, Support Vehicle
  • Country: United Kingdom
Date 15:45:49.81Z
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Author Cpl Nathan Tanuku
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