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	== History of the CME ==		== History of the CME ==
	In the most modern sense Canada first had its own military engineers from 1903 and the creation of the Canadian Engineer Corps. Several name changes occurred in the 20th Century, and the Canadian Military Engineers (CME) were so designated in 1967 during the process of [[Unification]] of the three armed services in Canada into an integrated military, which became official on 1 February 1968. Canadian military engineers actually date back to before Confederation, and so the Branch Birthday is celebrated on the anniversary of the uniting of both the regular engineers and the Militia engineers under the same title and cap badge in 1936.		In the most modern sense Canada first had its own military engineers from 1903 and the creation of the Canadian Engineer Corps. Several name changes occurred in the 20th Century, and the Canadian Military Engineers (CME) were so designated in 1967 during the process of [[Unification]] of the three armed services in Canada into an integrated military, which became official on 1 February 1968. Canadian military engineers actually date back to before Confederation, and so the Branch Birthday is celebrated on the anniversary of the uniting of both the regular engineers and the Militia engineers under the same title and cap badge in 1936.

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	== Parts of the CME ==		== Parts of the CME ==

Bobbitt: /* History of the CME */

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History of the CME

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	== History of the CME ==		== History of the CME ==
	In the most modern sense Canada first had its own military engineers from 1903 and the creation of the Canadian Engineer Corps. Several name changes occurred in the 20th Century, and the Canadian Military Engineers (CME) were so designated in 1967 during the process of [[Unification]] of the three armed services in Canada into an integrated military, which became official on 1 February 1968~~. In the most modern sense Canada first had its own military engineers from 1903 and the creation of the Canadian Engineer Corps~~. Canadian military engineers actually date back to before Confederation, and so the Branch Birthday is celebrated on the anniversary of the uniting of both the regular engineers and the Militia engineers under the same title and cap badge in 1936.		In the most modern sense Canada first had its own military engineers from 1903 and the creation of the Canadian Engineer Corps. Several name changes occurred in the 20th Century, and the Canadian Military Engineers (CME) were so designated in 1967 during the process of [[Unification]] of the three armed services in Canada into an integrated military, which became official on 1 February 1968. Canadian military engineers actually date back to before Confederation, and so the Branch Birthday is celebrated on the anniversary of the uniting of both the regular engineers and the Militia engineers under the same title and cap badge in 1936.


	== Parts of the CME ==		== Parts of the CME ==

Thom786: /* Parts of the CME */

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Parts of the CME

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	*[[Canadian Forces School of Military Engineering]]		*[[Canadian Forces School of Military Engineering]]
	*[[~~Combat Engineer~~\|Army Engineers]]		*[[Engineers\|Army Engineers]]
	*[[~~Airfield Engineers~~]]		*[[Construction Engineering]]
	*[[Naval Construction Troops]]		*[[Naval Construction Troops]]

Thom786: /* DEFINITION */

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DEFINITION

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	==DEFINITION==		==DEFINITION==
	Military Engineering is that engineer activity undertaken, regardless of component or service, to shape the physical operating environment.' Military Engineering incorporates support to manoeuvre and to the force as a whole, including military engineering functions such as engineer support to Force Protection, Counter - Improvised Explosive Devices, Environmental Protection, Engineer Intelligence and Military Search. Military Engineering does not encompass the activities undertaken by those 'engineers' who maintain, repair and operate vehicles, vessels, aircraft, weapon systems and equipment. (NATO publication MC 0560 "MILITARY COMMITTEE POLICY FOR MILITARY ENGINEERING" 01 Apr 2008.)		Military Engineering is that engineer activity undertaken, regardless of component or service, to shape the physical operating environment.' Military Engineering incorporates support to manoeuvre and to the force as a whole, including military engineering functions such as engineer support to Force Protection, Counter - Improvised Explosive Devices, Environmental Protection, Engineer Intelligence and Military Search. Military Engineering does not encompass the activities undertaken by those 'engineers' who maintain, repair and operate vehicles, vessels, aircraft, weapon systems and equipment.
			(NATO publication MC 0560 "MILITARY COMMITTEE POLICY FOR MILITARY ENGINEERING" 01 Apr 2008.)

	==Role==		==Role==

Thom786 at 19:06, 24 June 2009

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	The Canadian Military Engineers is the name given to the Engineering Branch of the Canadian Forces. The CME includes [[Combat Engineer\|Combat Engineers]], [[Construction Engineers]], [[Fire Fighters]], and [[Mapping & Charting]] Engineers.		The Canadian Military Engineers is the name given to the Engineering Branch of the Canadian Forces. The CME includes [[Combat Engineer\|Combat Engineers]], [[Construction Engineers]], [[Fire Fighters]], and [[Mapping & Charting]] Engineers.

			==DEFINITION==
			Military Engineering is that engineer activity undertaken, regardless of component or service, to shape the physical operating environment.' Military Engineering incorporates support to manoeuvre and to the force as a whole, including military engineering functions such as engineer support to Force Protection, Counter - Improvised Explosive Devices, Environmental Protection, Engineer Intelligence and Military Search. Military Engineering does not encompass the activities undertaken by those 'engineers' who maintain, repair and operate vehicles, vessels, aircraft, weapon systems and equipment. (NATO publication MC 0560 "MILITARY COMMITTEE POLICY FOR MILITARY ENGINEERING" 01 Apr 2008.)

	==Role==		==Role==

Thom786: /* Parts of the CME */

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Parts of the CME

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	{{Arms}}		{{Arms}}
	{{Engineers}}		{{Engineers}}
	[[Category: Engineer~~]][[Category:Combat Arms~~]]		[[Category: Engineer]]

Thom786 at 04:58, 1 September 2006

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	{{Arms}}		{{Arms}}
	{{Engineers}}		{{Engineers}}
	[[Category: Engineer]]		[[Category: Engineer]][[Category:Combat Arms]]

Thom786: /* Organization of the CME */

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Organization of the CME

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	== ~~Organization~~ of the CME ==		== Parts of the CME ==

	*[[Combat ~~Engineers~~\|Army Engineers]]		*[[Canadian Forces School of Military Engineering]]
			*[[Combat Engineer\|Army Engineers]]
	*[[Airfield Engineers]]		*[[Airfield Engineers]]
	*[[Naval Construction Troops]]		*[[Naval Construction Troops]]

Thom786 at 22:58, 28 June 2006

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	== History of the CME ==		== History of the CME ==
	In the most modern sense Canada first had its own military engineers from 1903 and the creation of the Canadian Engineer Corps. Several name changes occurred in the 20th Century, and the Canadian Military Engineers (CME) were so designated in 1967 during the process of [[Unification]] of the three armed services in Canada into an integrated military, which became official on 1 February 1968. In the most modern sense Canada first had its own military engineers from 1903 and the creation of the Canadian Engineer Corps. Canadian military engineers actually date back to before Confederation, and so the Branch Birthday is celebrated on the anniversary of the uniting of both the regular engineers and the Militia engineers under the same title and cap badge in 1936.		In the most modern sense Canada first had its own military engineers from 1903 and the creation of the Canadian Engineer Corps. Several name changes occurred in the 20th Century, and the Canadian Military Engineers (CME) were so designated in 1967 during the process of [[Unification]] of the three armed services in Canada into an integrated military, which became official on 1 February 1968. In the most modern sense Canada first had its own military engineers from 1903 and the creation of the Canadian Engineer Corps. Canadian military engineers actually date back to before Confederation, and so the Branch Birthday is celebrated on the anniversary of the uniting of both the regular engineers and the Militia engineers under the same title and cap badge in 1936.


			== Organization of the CME ==

			*[[Combat Engineers\|Army Engineers]]
			*[[Airfield Engineers]]
			*[[Naval Construction Troops]]

	{{Arms}}		{{Arms}}
	{{Engineers}}		{{Engineers}}
	[[Category: Engineer]]		[[Category: Engineer]]

Walford at 22:20, 27 June 2006

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	In the most modern sense Canada first had its own military engineers from 1903 and the creation of the Canadian Engineer Corps. Several name changes occurred in the 20th Century, and the Canadian Military Engineers (CME) were so designated in 1967 during the process of [[Unification]] of the three armed services in Canada into an integrated military, which became official on 1 February 1968. In the most modern sense Canada first had its own military engineers from 1903 and the creation of the Canadian Engineer Corps. Canadian military engineers actually date back to before Confederation, and so the Branch Birthday is celebrated on the anniversary of the uniting of both the regular engineers and the Militia engineers under the same title and cap badge in 1936.		In the most modern sense Canada first had its own military engineers from 1903 and the creation of the Canadian Engineer Corps. Several name changes occurred in the 20th Century, and the Canadian Military Engineers (CME) were so designated in 1967 during the process of [[Unification]] of the three armed services in Canada into an integrated military, which became official on 1 February 1968. In the most modern sense Canada first had its own military engineers from 1903 and the creation of the Canadian Engineer Corps. Canadian military engineers actually date back to before Confederation, and so the Branch Birthday is celebrated on the anniversary of the uniting of both the regular engineers and the Militia engineers under the same title and cap badge in 1936.

			{{Arms}}
	{{Engineers}}		{{Engineers}}
	[[Category: Engineer]]		[[Category: Engineer]]