May 18, 1916
On this date in 1916, the Canadian Corps Tramways Company was formed to construct and operate lightrail tramways in the Corps area.
On this date in 1916, the Canadian Corps Tramways Company was formed to construct and operate lightrail tramways in the Corps area.
On this date in 1919, the last draft sent out from the Engineer Training Centre at Seaford was to serve with the Graves registration organization in France.
On this date in 1944, 1 Field Company constructed Quebec Bridge in Italy that required 800 yards of Summerfield track to reinforce the boggy approaches.
On this date in 1988, 56 Field Engineer Squadron completed a suspension bridge over Wallace Creek in Gros Marne National Park.
On this date in 1757, Engineer officers in the British Army were granted military rank as engineers and no longer had to seek line commissions.
1943 - Axis forces in North Africa surrendered.
On this date in 1944, a 100-foot Load Class 30 tank-mounted Bailey bridge was launched over the Gari River. This was the first of this type constructed.
On this date in 1957, Brig J.L. Melville officially opened the RCE Museum at Camp Chilliwack.
On this date in 1915, two sappers from 1st Divisional Signal Company built two receiving sets and initiated wireless communication in the Canadian Expeditionary Force.