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The activities of regional QMG staff, many of whom were Royal Military College trained, in developing plans and reconnoitring and mapping vulnerable coastlines, is outlined. The major role the Royal Staff Corps played in raising defences around Britain and Ireland is explained.
The Royal Staff Corps was a corps of the British Army responsible for military engineering which was founded in c. 1800 and disbanded in c. 1837. At the time, the Royal Engineers and Corps of Royal Sappers and Miners were administered as part of the Board of Ordnance.
19 de sept. de 2015 · Hi, We had a recent donation to the Museum the other week - it's a portrait of the No.1 Technical Training School of the Royal Flying Corps, dated May 1917. I have only managed to source that this was mostly set up at Coley Park Aerodrome near Reading, but can anyone shed further light on this, a...
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The foundation of the Depot of Military Knowledge is covered in detail. Finally it considers the creation and early evolution of the combat engineering unit, the Royal Staff Corps (RSC), consisting of skilled artificer soldiers commanded by highly trained officers with engineering skills.
He left the same school in 1836 with the rank of second lieutenant. Then he completed his training with a course at the Royal Staff Corps Demonstration School (école d'application du Corps royal d'état-major) from January 1, 1837. On January 23, 1839, he became lieutenant of the Staff Corps.
Abstract. The Engineer and Logistic Staff Corps of the Royal Engineers (Volunteers) is a ‘think tank’ of around 60 senior civilian engineers and logisticians that provides a wide variety of specialist advice and skills to the British armed forces.
