Corps of Royal Canadian Engineers (Canada)

Last modified: 2019-10-14 by rob raeside
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image by Marc Pasquin, 22 December 2015

• Corps of Royal Canadian Engineers
• Car flag
• Corps of Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers

See also:

• Canadian Army unit flags
• Canada, army flags
• Flags of the Canadian Forces
• Canada

The Military Engineering Branch of the Canadian Armed Forces uses the traditional engineering colours of the British army in 5 vertical bars b-r-b-r-b. Shown above is a camp flag, a rectangular flag. A pennant is used as a car flag.
Marc Pasquin, 22 December 2015

The Canadian Army portion of the military engineering branch returned to the historical name, Corps of Royal Canadian Engineers in 2013.
Dave Fowler, 22 December 2015

Car flag

image by Marc Pasquin, 22 December 2015

A b-r-b-r-b pennant is used as a car flag.
Marc Pasquin, 22 December 2015

Corps of Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers

image located by Dave Fowler, 15 September 2019
Source: https://rcemecorpsgemrc.ca/our-history/the-rceme-flag/

A four-bar flag, blue, yellow, red, pale blue with a badge depicting a rearing white horse over a lightning bolt, under a crown and a banner stating EME GEM.

EME = Electrical and Mechanical Engineers, officially Corps of Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers.
GEM = Génie électrique et mécanique (Corps du génie électrique et mécanique royal canadien​)
The flag is the camp flag of the EME.

Here is a history of that flag: https://rcemecorpsgemrc.ca/our-history/the-rceme-flag/
Dave Fowler, 15 September 2019