Difference between military engineering and civil engineering

Military engineering is the branch of 

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engineering that supports the activities of combat and logistics of hosts through a CCM system (Mobility and Protection countermobility) building bridges, minefields, runways, etc. Engineers are also responsible for increasing the defensive power through construction or improvement of defense structures. In addition to its classic combat support missions in war, peacetime acts collaborating in solving problems of infrastructure national.

In the area of ​​a unit / body engineer is one that has the mission to facilitate the movement of own forces and prevent or hinder the enemy.

The tasks of a soldier of engineers include the construction of roads and bridges, laying of minefields or the detection and clearance of obstacles. In some armies it is also responsible for communications engineers tactics units.

Civil engineering is the branch of engineering that is dedicated exclusively to design, build and also to maintain infrastructure such as highways, bridges, canals, dams, roads, railways, airports, dams, among others, ie, deals primarily with develop hydraulic and transport projects of great importance and that normally correspond to public order. 

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It also noted that civil engineering will address exercise control and preserve the constructed works. In this way it contributes directly to prevent possible accidents in works that have deficiencies in construction.

Along with military engineering, civil is the oldest and most traditional branches of engineering, meanwhile, it is divided into different disciplines such as: geophysical, environmental engineering, transportation engineering, urban engineering, hydraulic engineering, surveying, among the most prominent.