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  • May

    Bluestone Dam Tours

    So far more than 550 visitors have toured the Bluestone Dam, including local students. In the photo, Dean Bonifacio ‎shares some information with young visitors about the history of the dam and how it protects those living downstream.

  • Corps, Saudi delegation discuss flood risk management

    A 10-member delegation of government and military professionals from Saudi Arabia received a
  • Maj. Katie Werback, right, is part of the Europe District, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers team managing the second Aegis Ashore ballistic missile defense project in Europe. The land-based system in Redzikowo, Poland will include a radar site and missile battery designed to protect U.S. and NATO forces and assets in the region. In partnership with the Navy, Missile Defense Agency and Polish officials, the district oversees construction of the missile defense complex and naval support facilities totaling approximately $224 million. The project is expected to be complete in 2018.

    Engineer Soldier makes waves on Navy base

    REDZIKOWO, Poland — Maj. Katie Werback held her breath. She was seconds from jumping into 39 degree water, for fun. Like most Sundays, she led a reluctant but excited group into the frigid Baltic Sea. As a Soldier assigned to a U.S. Navy base approximately 15 miles from the water, she couldn’t resist the chance to join a local polar plunge club during her time here. Despite her enthusiasm for the water, it’s more common to find Werback in construction boots than a swimsuit. She’s part of the Europe District, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers team managing the second Aegis Ashore ballistic missile defense project in Europe. The land-based system will include a radar site and missile battery designed to protect U.S. and NATO forces and assets in the region. In partnership with the Navy, Missile Defense Agency and Polish officials, the district oversees construction of the missile defense complex and naval support facilities totaling approximately $224 million. The project is expected to be complete in 2018.

  • Lake Mendocino's South Boat Ramp, Bushay Campground Closed

    Several facilities at Lake Mendocino have been closed until further notice due to high water and related damage caused by winter storms.
  • Col. Corey Spencer (right), commander of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers – Transatlantic Division, Task Force Essayons, unfurls the unit guidon with Mr. Donny Davidson, Task Force Essayons deputy engineer for programs and project management (center), and Master Sgt. Eddie Rodriguez, Kuwait support cell non-commissioned officer-in-charge (left), during the Task Force Essayons activation ceremony, Friday, May 19, 2017 at Camp Taji, Iraq. (Submitted Photo)

    Task Force Essayons Activates in Iraq

    The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) stood up a new Task Force in Iraq, Friday, May 19, in support of Operation Inherent Resolve (OIR). The unit, Task Force Essayons, will provide planning, design, construction, environmental and contracting support to units involved in OIR.