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Learn more about being part of this dynamic and diverse unit by exploring the site further using the links above. Mousing over the links will provide more information where this text is. Clicking the link will take you to a more detailed page.

Are you ready to meet the challenge!

29 (Land Support) Engineer Group contains both Regular and Territorial soldiers ranging in rank from Sapper to Colonel. 

A quick look at our roles and responsibilities will show you how diverse and challenging our work is so why not be part of something special and drop in to see about joining..

Based in Aldershot, Hampshire the Headquarters operates from Buller Barracks whilst the Headquarters & Signals Troop is located at Seely House just a short distance away.

Click this link to learn more about the Headquarters and it's location.

Unquestionably, the Royal Engineers is the most diverse and challenging Corps in the British Army today.

This fact is easily demonstrated by looking at this unit's roles and responsibilities and although mainly a command organisation, we must know and understand ALL engineering aspects so as to command efficiently.

  
   
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Colonel Nigel Fenn - Commander 29 (Land Support) Engineer GroupWelcome to the Headquarters 29 (Land Support) Engineer Group Website. The aim of this site is to give you visibility of the Headquarters role, internal organisation and the capability that the Group delivers whether Regular or Territorial Army.  The site has been constructed to enable those who are unfamiliar with military jargon and abbreviations to understand the content.

29 (Land Support) Engineer Group is one of three groups which form 8 Force Engineer Brigade. The other groups provide Air and Infrastructure support whereas 29 Engineer Group provides land support with its main capability being Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD). This is delivered by three units, 33 Engineer Regiment (EOD) in Wimbish, 11 EOD Regiment Royal Logistic Corps in Didcot and 101 Engineer Regiment (EOD) (Volunteers) in London. The Joint Civil Military Cooperation Group in Minley are also under command but provide their capability to the Joint Task Force Headquarters (JTFHQ). This all makes for a challenging work environment where high caliber individuals thrive on the diversity and intensity of work. 

The Headquarters also has a Territorial Army Signal Troop, based at Seely House in Aldershot, who provide communications and life support to enable the staff capability on deployment.

If you think you're the right kind of person to fill a Regular or Territorial post within the unit then why not Join Us.

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