Kiwi sappers
the Corps of Royal New Zealand Engineers' century of service
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Author
Publication
2002 - Reed Publishing (NZ), Auckland, NZ, New Zealand
Language
English
Word Count
51,750 words, Guess
Page Count
207 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL3618379M
- ISBN-100790008270
- OCLC Control Number56671816
- Library of Congress Control Number2002391356
- Goodreads4849231
Classifications
- DDC358/.22/0993
- LCCUG122.5 .M38 2002
Description
2002 is the 100th anniversary of the New Zealand Army Engineering Corps. This book follows the history of the corp over the past 100 years from the South African wars through to East Timor. Sappers as military engineers are known have played a vital part in New Zealand's military history. From their original role as tunnellers under enemy lines they now play an even more important part in providing everything a working army needs from a temporary bridge to fresh water supplies. Highly illustrated this book will appeal to former members of the corp, as well as those interested in military history and engineering.
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