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    Dan Klingshirn

    Meet Our: Dan Klingshirn

    Explain your job in three sentences.The Regional Reimbursable & Military Construction Branch
  • Brian Edwards

    Meet Our: Brian Edwards

    Explain your job in three sentences.The Interagency & International Support Branch provides
  • 5 Questions with a Soil Scientist

    5 Questions with a Soil Scientist

    Does this soil classify as wetland? It’s a question regulators at the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
  • Weston Dam Repairs

    Supporting Installations with Engineering Expertise

    “The system worked.”A week after a crack was noticed in Weston Dam at Fort Jackson, that’s what
  • A team for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Norfolk and Transatlantic Middle East Districts conduct an assessment of a facility in Northern Virginia to determine its suitability for COVID-19 response. A facility assessment does not mean that a facility will be used.

    Middle East District Assists with Coronavirus Assessments

    The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Transatlantic Middle East District (TAM) mission is primarily outside the continental U.S but USACE’s Norfolk District asked for assistance in conducting assessments of Northern Virginia facilities that could potentially be adapted as alternate care facilities (ACF) and Team TAM members were happy to assist.