Category: 28 Amph Engr Rgt REME WkSp

1971/04/07 Formation of the 28 Amphibious Engineer Regiment RE

© British Army in Hameln.com / Arnd Wöbbeking

© British Army in Hameln.com / Arnd Wöbbeking 🇬🇧 1971/04/07 🇬🇧 Establishment of the 28 Amphibious Engineer Regiment RE April 7, 1971, was a memorable day in the history of the Hameln garrison. Since 1945, British troops have been stationed in the town of the Pied Piper, including three infantry regiments, though it has mainly …

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1984/06/23 – 1984/06/30 – 700 Jahre Rattenfänger – 28 Amphibious Engineer REME Wksp – Memories of Ian Draper

© Arnd Wöbbeking & Ian Draper In 1984 the town of hamelin celebrated the 700th anniversary gf the Pied Piper legend. Of course the city were supported by the British Troops. So also from 28 Amphibious Engineer REME Wksp .The Wksp organized in the town square an action with plenty of water! A soldier sat …

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35KE17 FODEN 6×6 RECOVERY

(c) Eckhard Uhde Only one photo of 35KE17, taken at River crossing point Grohnde in 1995. But not sure if that FODEN is from 28 REME. +++

35KE15 FODEN 6×6 RECOVERY

(c) Arnd Wöbbeking Open Day 2004, I took two photos of 32KE15! Also Andreas Richter or Ralf Schulte took one of 32KE15

34KE77 – FODEN 6×6 RECOVERY

(c) Gert Burkert Opitz Dieses Photo konnte Gert Bunkert-Opitz 1995 während der Übung “NEPTUNES REVENGE 1995” machen. Danke dafür! +++ Thanks for the photo to Gert Burkert-Opitz! The photo was taken during Exercise “NEPTUNES REVENGE 1995” +++  

32KE85 FODEN 6×6 RECOVERY

(c) Rainer Preuß Ein weiterer FODEN 6×6 RECOVERY im Dienst des 28 Engineer Regiments! Vielen Dank Rainer, das Du diesen sandgelben Riesen noch fotografieren konntest!  +++ Another FODEN 6×6 RECOVERY in the service of 28 Engineer Regiment! Thanks Rainer, that you’re able to took a photograph of these sand yellow giant! +++    

34KE69 FODEN 6×6 RECOVERY

(c) Arnd Wöbbeking Dank einiger Freunde, die mir im Lauf der der Jahre viele Bilder haben zukommen lassen, kann ich hier einen weitere Foren zeigen, der im Dienst der Hamelner Einheiten stand! +++ During the last years I got from my friends a lot of photos! And also the permission to use the photos on …

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34KE56 – FODEN 6×6 RECOVERY

(c) Sebastian Kreutzkamp 34KE56 recovering display at Open Day 2006. Photos taken by Sebastian Kreutzkamp! Thanks for support! +++

33KE60 – FODEN 6×6 RECOVERY

(c) Eckhard Uhde 33KE60 during an exercise near my home village at Rivercrossing Point Grohnde. The photos are taken in 1995! Thanks Eckhard for support! +++

33KE06 – FODEN 6×6 RECOVERY

(c) GBO and Till Cheeseman 33KE06 during Neptunes Revenge in 1995 and during Missile Crossing 1995

32KE91 – FODEN 6×6 RECOVERY

(c) Arnd Wöbbeking   32KE91 at Bailey Park: 2009 at Bicycle Day at River Crossing Point Großenwieden During Flying Rhino 2010: and recovering a M3 Ferry at Wouldham Park:

32KE35 – FODEN 6×6 RECOVERY

(c) Arnd Wöbbeking Some photos of 32KE35: 32KE35 recovering a Stormer during Neptunes Enterprise 2007   32KE35 during Exercise Neptunes Eagle 2008 at River crossing point Großenwieden 32KE35 during the Day of Lower Saxony in 2009 32KE35 during different OPEN DAYS at Wouldham Camp and a walk around:  

2004 – FODEN 6×6 RECOVERY -33KE77 at Railway Station Hameln

(c) Fotos Marc / Text Arnd The images shown here, I got from Marc. They shows the FODEN 6×6 recovery with the VRN 33KE77 in 2004 while working at the freight station in Hameln! The unit came here straight from a posting back! Therefore, the Spartan even the sand-colored camouflage! Many thanks to Marc for these pictures! +++ Die hier gezeigten Bilder …

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1979/03/26 – 1979/04/07 – Bridging the Weser – Exercise „RHINO EM”

© Steve Lewis 1979  Bridging the Weser – Exercise „RHINO EM” Some month ago I got some incredible photos from Henk Mulder, a dutch soldier who took part at in an Exercise with the name “Rhino EM”. Now, I got some additional photos from Steve Lewis. He was based in Hameln with 64 Amphibious Engineers …

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1979/03/26 – 1979/04/07 – EXERCISE / OEFENING “RHINO EM”

© Henk Mulder March / April 1979 – 9800 men of the 1st (NL) Corps practiced under the name “RHINO EM” in Germany. Specially also in the district of Hameln-Pyrmont. And how could it be any different, the Amphibious Engineers of Hameln were also involved. They ferried the troops from Netherland save over the river …

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