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  • SPECIAL ENVOY OF THE ANTI-PERSONNEL MINE BAN CONVENTION VISITS SRI LANKA ARMY HUMANITARIAN DE-MINING SITE AT MUHAMALAI

    08th March 2018 13:52:38 Hours

    The special envoy of the anti-personnel mine ban convention His Royal Highness Prince Mired RaadZeid Al-Hussein paid official visit to humanitarian de-mining site Muhamalai on 6 March 2018. HRH Prince visited site during his official visit to Sri Lanka from 5 to 7 March at the invitation of HE the President. The event marks the first ever visit of high profile diplomat to de-mining site functions by Sri Lanka Army – Humanitarian De-mining Unit (SLA-HDU).

  • NEW SEVA VANITHA PRESIDENT TAKES OFFICE

    19th February 2018 12:10:41 Hours

    Mrs Ajantha Hettiarrachchi, the new President of the Corps of Sri Lanka Engineers Seva Vanitha Branch, assumed duties during a charming ceremony held at Corps Headquarters on 18 February 2018. After taking over the duties, the new president visited RFT Library, and the farm which is functioning under the supervision of the Seva Vanitha Branch of Corps of Sri Lanka Engineers, along with members of the Seva Vanitha Branch. During her visit at the camp premises, new president shared her thoughts upon the uplifting the well-being of the Soldiers of the Corps. The Colonel Commandant and the Commander Security Forces (Jaffna) Major General Darshana Hettiarrachchi, Centre Commandant Brigadier Sarath Dissanayake, Members of the Seva Vanitha Branch and Staff Officers of the Corps Headquarters also were present at the occasion.

  • NEW SEVA VANITHA PRESIDENT TAKES OFFICE

    19th February 2018 12:08:54 Hours

    Mrs Ajantha Hettiarrachchi, the new President of the Corps of Sri Lanka Engineers assumed duties during a charming ceremony held at Corps Headquarters on 18 February 2018. After taking over the duties, the new president visited RFT Library, and the farm which is functioning under the supervision of the Seva Vanitha Branch of Corps of Sri Lanka Engineers, along with members of the Seva Vanitha Branch. During her visit at the camp premises, new president shared her thoughts upon the uplifting the well-being of the Soldiers of the Corps. The Colonel Commandant and the Commander Security Forces (Jaffna) Major General Darshana Hettiarrachchi, Centre Commandant Brigadier Sarath Dissanayake, Members of the Seva Vanitha Branch and Staff Officers of the Corps Headquarters also were present at the occasion.

  • NEW CENTRE COMMANDANT ASSUMES DUTIES

    18th February 2018 08:22:24 Hours

    Brigadier Sarath Dissanayake assumed the office as 13th Centre Commandant of Corps of Sri Lanka Engineers at the Corps Headquarters Panagoda, on 16 February 2018.

    The newly appointed centre commandant was warmly welcomed by the Staff Officer 1 (Logistics), Lieutenant Colonel Mangala Balasooriya on his arrival to the Corps Headquarter. Thereafter, he was bestowed with Guard Turnout as per the military tradition and, then Centre Commandant laid a floral wreath to the war heroes’ monument as a tribute to the fallen war heroes who made supreme sacrifices on behalf of the sovereignty of the Motherland.

  • CORPS OF SRI LANKA ENGINEERS ACCORDS A FUNERAL PARADE UPON THE REMAINS OF LATE STAFF SERGEANT THURAIRATNAM

    08th February 2018 14:31:36 Hours

    A premier Sapper member of Corps of Sri Lanka Engineers, Staff Sergeant Thurairatnam, passed away on 3 February 2018, when he was at the age of eighty. Staff Sergeant Thurairatnam joined Ceylon Army on 08 November 1957 and was posted to the 1 Field Squadron of Ceylon Engineers. After completion of 22 years of dedicated service in Sri Lanka Army, he retired from the service on 08 November 1979.

    Attending to the funeral, the Colonel Commandant and the Commander Security Forces (Jaffna) Major General Darshana Hettiarrachchi, together with number of Senior Officers of the Corps and the Army, on 07 February 2018, paid their respect to the remains of late Staff Sergeant Thurairatnam, laid at Vallalai (Jaffna). Moreover, the Colonel Commandant Major General Darshana Hettiarrachchi expressed his deep sorrow and condolences to the family members and closerelatives.

  • MAJOR GENERAL DARSHANA HETTIARRACHCHI ASSUMES OFFICE AS THE NEW COLONEL COMMANDANT OF CORPS OF SRI LANKA ENGINEERS

    30th January 2018 17:23:13 Hours

    Newly appointed 13th Colonel Commandant of Corps of Sri Lanka Engineers, Major General Darshana Hettiarrachchi, took the office during a charming ceremony held at Corps Headquarters on 30 January 2018, was greeted with Military honours and ceremonials before a large gathering of Senior Officers, Officers and Other Ranks. Major General Darshana Hettiarachchi, is presently performing duties as Commander Security Forces (Jaffna) and a proud product of Ananda Collage.

  • CORPS OF SRI LANKA ENGINEERS BIDS FAREWELL FOR RETIRING COLONEL COMMANDANT

    29th January 2018 17:31:33 Hours

    A Farewell for retiring Major General Sudantha Ranasinghe, the Colonel Commandant of Corps of Sri Lanka Engineers, was held on 27 January 2018 at Corps Headquarters. A large gathering of Senior Officers, Officers and the Other Ranks attended the event. Major General Sudantha Ranasinghe enlisted to the Army on 31 August 1981, as an Officer Cadet to the Sri Lanka Military Academy and served more than 37 years in the Army. During his illustrious Military career he held number of Key appointments in the Sri Lanka Army including Military Secretary, Commander Security Forces (Kilinochchi), Commander Security Forces (West) and the Colonel Commandant of Corps of Sri Lanka Engineers.

  • 14 CBRN REGIMENT BECOMES CHAMPION AT THE INTER REGIMENT ELLE TOURNAMENT- 2017

    23rd January 2018 15:41:54 Hours

  • MARSHALL LEGACY INSTITUTE HONOURS SRI LANKA ARMY MINE DETECTION DOG TEAM

    23rd January 2018 15:41:54 Hours

    A Mine Detection Dog (MDD) Team from the Sri Lanka Army was honoured by the U.S.-based Marshall Legacy Institute (MLI) at its 20th Anniversary Clearing the Path Gala held at Hotel Fairmont in Washington D.C on 24 October 2017. This is the third time the honour has been bestowed on a Sri Lankan mine detection dog team.MLIs annual gala honours individuals whose extraordinary efforts have improved lives in war-torn countries and highlights accomplishments of the past year that have made the world a safer place.For their years of excellent service and the strong bond between them, MDD Yankee and her handler Lance Corporal Rajapaksha TDK of the Sri Lanka Army Humanitarian Demining Unit were presented the 2017 Dog Team of the Year award by MLIs President and Executive Director Perry F. Baltimore.

  • “JAYA SRI MAHA BODHI” BLESSINGS INVOKED ON 66 ANNIVERSARY OF CORPS OF SRI LANKA ENGINEERS

    23rd January 2018 15:41:54 Hours