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    USA Today's 2022 Special Edition publication covering the latest stories from across U.S. Army Corps of Engineers locations.

    USA Today Special Edition for 2022

    Read USA Today's 2022 Special Edition covering stories across the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers locations.
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    Federal Register Notice to Solicit Input on Priority Policy Initiatives to Modernize Civil Works

    The Department of the Army, Civil Works, to include the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Corps) (together, “Army”), are publishing this notice to announce an effort to modernize the Civil Works program of the Corps through a number of related policy initiatives.
  • Russell Dunford, U.S. Army Engineering and Support Center, Huntsville Business Practice Division Chief, administers the oath of office to his daughter, Anne Marie, at her graduation May 25 from the Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colorado. (Courtesy Photo)

    Like father, like daughter

    Russell Dunford, U.S. Army Engineering and Support Center, Huntsville Business Practice Division Chief, traveled to the mountains of Colorado for his daughter’s graduation May 25 from the Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colorado. A graduate of Huntsville High School, AnnMarie “Annie” Dunford entered the Academy in 2018, alongside 1,434 other cadets. Annie was among the 973 who graduated, making her the first in the Dunford family to graduate from a service academy and one of 6039 women to have graduated since 1976, the first year women were admitted into military service academies.
  • Participants of the massive casualty triage and evacuation training incident held June 9, 2022, at Fate Sanders Marina, were boated to a secure portion of J. Percy Priest Lake in Smyrna, Tennessee. Then medical personnel reenacted what could potentially happen if a massive causality evacuation occurred on the lake. (USACE Photo by Misty Cunningham)

    Tennessee medical personnel participate in waterborne massive causality exercise at J. Percy Priest Lake

    SMYRNA, Tenn. (June 13, 2022) — Personnel from Ascension Medical Group Saint Thomas conducted multiple mass casualty triage and evacuation incidents at Fate Sanders Marina on J. Percy Priest Lake in Smyrna, Tennessee. The purpose of the exercise was to educate and field test interns in a waterborne reenactment exercise which simulated what a catastrophic boating accident with several victims would entail.
  • Yisseliz Rivera-Rodriquez, a civil engineer and Project Manager from the Jacksonville District, Miami Resident Office provides an overview of work on the Miami Beach Renourishment project that distributes sand placement at the southern end of the Indian Beach Park and Allison Beach. (USACE photo by Mark Rankin)

    Jacksonville District continues beach placement on Indian Beach Park and Allison Beach segment of Miami Beach shoreline protection project

    Jacksonville, Fla. (Aug. 1, 2022) – The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Jacksonville District, continues work on the Miami Beach Renourishment project that distributes sand placement at the southern end of the Indian Beach Park and Allison Beach. The project started June 13, 2022.