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250th Tunnelling Company, Royal Engineers

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The 250th Tunnelling Company, Royal Engineers was formed in Rouen in October 1915. Thier most famous work was digging the deep-level mines at Petit Bois, Peckham and Spanbroekmolen under the Messines ridge in preparation for the battle of June 1917. List of those who served with 250th Tunnelling Company, Royal Engineers during The Great War. Lt. Cecil Audrey Campbell (d. 4th October 1918.) Spr. Thomas Kilwick Claxon (d. 4 October 1917) Private John "Jack" O'Brien. Read his Story If you have a story or any photographs which you would like to share please get in touch. Send an E-mail to Website and ALL Material © Copyright MM - All Rights Reserved