Later in 1990, the squadron saw deployment to Kuwait in support of Operation Granby supporting the 7th Armoured Brigade. In 1992 the Options for Change reforms were announced (See: Options for Change), but these reforms had no effect on the regiment or squadron. From May—October 1993 the squadron deployed to Yugoslavia as part of Operation Grapple II replacing the 35th Engineer Regiment. In 1994 the "Front Line First" paper was announced, these paper's main purpose was to reduce, namely the army's, forces in Germany. As a result, the 21st Engineer Regiment was told they were to move to another location in Germany as part of the closing of many stations in the western part of Hanover. In 1995 the squadron saw deployment to Gornji and Bugojno on Operation Grapple VI. In January 1996 the squadron moved along with 21 Engineer Regiment o Quebec Barracks in Osnabrück. From early 1997—September 97 the squadron deployed to the Falkland Islands and in 1998 on Operation Agricola I in the Serbian Autonomous Province of Kosovo. Following the Strategic Defence Review of 1998, the squadron along with 21 Engineer Regiment again moved, this time to Roberts Barracks.Watson and Rinaldi, Corps of Royal Engineers, p. 105