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The Corps of Royal Engineers is one of the oldest and most respected branches of the British military, responsible for a wide range of engineering tasks, from building fortifications to designing bridges and tunnels. These professional papers cover a wide range of topics related to the Corps' work, including military history, engineering theory, and applied science.
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