October 14, 1972
On this date in 1972, the RCE Museum was redesignated as the Canadian Military Engineer Museum and in July 1973 was granted official museum status by National Defence Headquarters.
On this date in 1972, the RCE Museum was redesignated as the Canadian Military Engineer Museum and in July 1973 was granted official museum status by National Defence Headquarters.
On this date in 1966, the Army Survey Establishment was redesignated the Canadian Forces Mapping and Charting Establishment.
On this date in 1944, No 1and 2 Cemetery Construction Units were formed at Ghent.
On this date in 1918, the advance party of 16 Field Company embarked on the Empress of Japan enroute to Vladivostok, Siberia.
On this date in 1965, Regional Construction Engineers Offices were established in Halifax, Montreal, Toronto, Winnipeg, and Vancouver.
On this date in 1918, Canadian Engineers were employed neutralizing mines and booby traps in Cambrai.
On this date in 1918, Capt C.N. Mitchell was awarded the Victoria Cross for his actions in preventing the destruction of a bridge at Pont d'Aire. Sgt Jackson and Spr Brewer the Distinguished Conduct Medal for their part in this action.
On this date in 1932, the first of 144 Unemployment Relief Projects was initiated. The RCE was the OPI and over 170,000 personnel were employed.
On this date in 1950, United Nations troops crossed the 38th parallel and captured most of North Korea. Intervention of Chinese forced the UN to withdraw south of Soeul.