Museum is based at MoD Lyneham. Training The Defence School of Electronic and Mechanical Engineering at MoD Lyneham meets most of the training needs of the corps. Units With minor exceptions, the Corps is responsible for the examination, modification, repair and recovery of all mechanical, electronic, electrical and optical equipment of the Army beyond the capacity of unit non-technical personnel. REME has its Regimental Headquarters co-located with 8 Training Battalion REME based in MoD Lyneham, Wiltshire. All trade training and Artificer training of electro/mechanical trades of REME and various related training to other units within the British Army, Navy and Air Force is conducted by 8 Training Battalion REME. In line with the Army 2020 review, there are seven Regular, two Training and six Army Reserve battalions within REME. Alongside these major units, all battalion sized units within the army have a workshop integrated, made up of REME soldiers, called a Light Aid Detachment (LAD). | style="text-align:left; width:50%; vertical-align:top;"| Regular Army Battalions 1 Close Support Battalion REME 2 Close Support Battalion REME 3 Armoured Close Support Battalion REME 4 Armoured Close Support Battalion REME 5 Force Support Battalion REME 6 Armoured Close Support Battalion REME 7 Aviation Support Battalion REME 8 Training Battalion REME | style="text-align:left; width:50%; vertical-align:top;"| Army Reserve Battalions 101 Battalion REME 102 Battalion REME 103 Battalion REME Separate Units Regimental Headquarters, at Prince Philip Barracks, MoD Lyneham Falkland Islands Motor Transport Workshop BATUS Workshop BATUK Workshop, HQ in Nanyuki (small rear workshop in Nairobi) Brunei Garrison Workshop Cyprus Force Workshop Company, HQ at RAF Akrotiri (part of the Cyprus Service Support Unit) Land Warfare Centre Battlegroup Light Aid Detachment, at Harman Lines, Warminster Garrison Lightning Bolts Army Parachute Display Team, the parachute display team of REME, one of the four official Army Parachute Display Teams. List of Directors of Electrical and Mechanical Engineering / Master General REME The head of REME was officially known as Director of Electrical and Mechanical Engineering (Army) or DEME(A). Major-General Eric Rowcroft (1942 to 1946) Major-General William (Bill) S Tope (1947 to 1949) Major-General Stanley William Joslin (1950 to 1953) Major-General W A Lord (1954 to 1957) Major-General Sir Leslie Norman Tyler (1957 to 1960) Major General Denis Redman (1960 to 1963) Major General Sir Leonard Henry Atkinson (1963 to 1966) Major-General A McGill (1966 to 1968) Major-General Peter Howard Girling (1969 to 1972) Major-General A M McKay (1972 to 1975) Major-General