The Corps of Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers (REME)
is a corps of the British Army that has responsibility for the maintenance,
servicing and inspection of almost every electrical and mechanical piece of
equipment within the British Arm, ranging from Apache helicopters to dental
tools and utensils. In fact after World War II REME was brought into assessing
the possibility of starting up production of the Beetle car as transport for
the occupying forces and this ultimately led to the formation of the VW Car
Group!
A significant part of the fascinating history of corps is
documented in a number of bound photographic albums at the REME Museum of
Technology.
Max was commissioned to digitally photograph these precious
albums and produce high-resolution copies of each individual picture within the
album.
We are proud to be associated with this project and we have
already provided the REME Museum with approximately 10,000 quality images from
these fascinating albums.
Image above by Kind Permission of the REME Museum of Technology
