The Society of American Military Engineers leads collaborative efforts to identify and resolve national security infrastructure-related challenges. Founded in 1920, SAME unites public and private ...

This is the last article in this column about electrical engineering during World War II. In point of fact, this article does not discuss electrical engineering, but flying bombs. For those of you ...

A bronze statue of the West Country engineering pioneer Sir George Dowty has been unveiled. In the 1930s, the engineer founded Cheltenham-based Dowty Aviation, that went on to manufacture parts ...

In this article and a few more to come in this column, I am going to write about electrical engineering in World War II. Okay? Good. We have all seen the film, haven’t we? The luxury liner is ...

Germany's World War II tanks, renowned for their cutting-edge design and battlefield dominance, have long sparked debate: were they engineering masterpieces or impractical marvels? Vehicles like the ...

The Military Engineer was launched under its current masthead in 1920 (after previously being published as Professional Memoirs, a Corps of Engineers publication) and immediately carried the message ...