Amphibious Training 🚤 Combat Engineers from 2 Engineer Regiment recently honed their skills on the water near Lyttleton Harbour/Port Levy in the South Island. This vital training included navigation, formation practice and beach landing drills using the versatile Zodiac Futura Commando craft. This training ensures we remain ready to respond to any call - combat operations, search and rescue missions, or humanitarian and disaster relief efforts. To sweeten the day on the water, our soldiers were

U.S. Army Combat Engineers: Clearing obstacles—with a BANG.💥 📽️ Steven Roussel — USASA Fort Dix Training Division | U.S. Army

Want a fiery job?🔥 Becoming a Combat Engineer (12B) may be the thrilling career you’ve been searching for: http://spr.ly/6183MFxOF. 📷: Sgt. Cody Parsons, Capt. Tobias Cukale | GoArmy

Marine Combat Engineers are ready to face challenges every day. These Marines must adapt to any situation and use their skills to support Marines in the field. (U.S. Marine Corps video by Lance Cpl. Adam Dublinske) | U.S. Marine Corps