One victim is too many. In support of Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month 2024, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Transatlantic Division presents a powerful campaign featuring its workforce. Through compelling messages and critical statistics, our team emphasizes the importance of awareness, prevention, and support for survivors of sexual assault. This initiative reflects our unwavering commitment to fostering a culture of respect, safety, and solidarity within our ranks and the communities we serve. Join us in making a stand against sexual violence and promoting a safer environment for all. Protect. Empower. Prevent.

One victim is too many. In support of Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month 2024, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Transatlantic Division presents a powerful campaign featuring its workforce. Through compelling messages and critical statistics, our team emphasizes the importance of awareness, prevention, and support for survivors of sexual assault. This initiative reflects our unwavering commitment to fostering a culture of respect, safety, and solidarity within our ranks and the communities we serve. Join us in making a stand against sexual violence and promoting a safer environment for all. Protect. Empower. Prevent.

WHAT DO #USACEngineers DO? Here is an amusing look at the TOP FIVE THINGS you didn't know about #USACEngineers... Brought to you by professional engineers from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Middle East District and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Transatlantic Division.

There are engineers and then there are #USACEngineers! Welcome to EWEEK! This week the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers joins the nation in celebrating National Engineers Week! Throughout EWeek we will introduce you to some of our outstanding USACE Transatlantic Division Engineers and show you how they contribute their skills to enable critical missions every day. Our Division and District engineers work with experts and professionals from across the Army Corps of Engineers’ enterprise, and with our U.S. Central Command and Special Operations Command partners and our allied nations to solve complex engineering challenges in some of the toughest environments in the world. With a 70-year legacy of engineering excellence across the Middle East, Our Division combines the power of cutting-edge innovation with expeditionary agility and speed to strengthen partnerships, build capacity, and enhance security for our nation, partners, and allies. By working together to develop new technologies, products and opportunities, our ‘Team of Teams’ creates innovative engineering solutions that make the world a better, safer place. The world is changing, and USACE is changing with it. On the battlefields of the future and during peacetime steady-state operations, the Army of 2030 will need innovative engineering solutions more than ever. Let’s inspire the next generation of engineers by celebrating how we are CREATING THE FUTURE! Join us this week to celebrate “WHAT USACE ENGINEERS DO!”

Join us beginning this Sunday for NATIONAL ENGINEERS WEEK 2023 (Feb. 19-25) and meet the USACE engineers who are BUILDING STRONG in one of the most dynamic construction environments on earth. The world is changing, and USACE is changing with it. On the battlefields of the future and during peacetime operations, the Army of 2030 will need innovative engineering solutions more than ever. #USACEngineers have been answering that call since 1802, and we will continue strengthening partnerships, building capacity and enhancing security for our nation, partners and allies to make the world a better, safer place.

Reimagining what is possible drives innovation. And our engineers here at the Transatlantic Division are on the frontline of innovation for engineering solutions that support the steady state operations across the U.S. Central Command’s area of operations.

Highly Trained, Well Disciplined! U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Transatlantic Division Total Force Team military members show their READINESS! Transatlantic Division Command Sgt. Major Delfin Romani talks about fitness and leadership following the Transatlantic Division's early morning Army Combat Fitness Test. Major General Kimberly Colloton, Transatlantic Division commander, and CSM Romani joined their Team of Teams in taking the ACFT. The overall results reflected the Divisions high standards of READINESS! All military components assigned to the Transatlantic Division conducted a biannual ACFT early this morning, demonstrating the Division’s commitment to READINESS. The ACFT is part of an ongoing two-day Leader Development Program Workshop focused on military readiness, leadership development, training and team building.

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Transatlantic Division continues to provide engineering solutions for our mission partner’s toughest full spectrum challenges in one of the most complex construction environments in the world.

With oversight of well over $5 billion in projects throughout the U.S. Central Command’s area of responsibility, as well as dedicated support to the U.S. Special Operations Command, the Transatlantic Division combines dedicated and expeditionary district capabilities, partnering in peace and war, to deliver innovative, resilient, and sustainable solutions to the U.S. Department of Defense and the nation; and establish the conditions for regional security and stability throughout the Middle East and Central Asia. Today, the Transatlantic Division delivers its program through two districts, the Transatlantic Middle East District and the newly formed Transatlantic Expeditionary District.

Transatlantic Division Hispanic Heritage Month Video celebrating the life and career of Command Sergeant Major Delfin Romani.

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers - Transatlantic Division conducts Army Combat Fitness Test (ACFT) training to become qualified graders and ACFT NCOs and Officers who can oversee and conduct future ACFT events. The group also conducted a familiarization test after going through the training.

Command Sergeant Major Romani, the Transatlantic Division CSM talks heat prevention as the summer weather starts to heat up in Virginia along with our locations around the world. With summer already here, it is important that we all consider hot weather hazards. Heat illnesses degrade mission effectiveness on and off duty and can also affect our family members. Please become familiar with the symptoms, signs and different types of heat injuries. We highly recommend reviewing the CDC guidance found here: https://www.cdc.gov/disasters/extreme... Enjoy your summer but enjoy it safely.

June is National Safety Month and is recognized throughout the country in order to reiterate the importance of safety and create awareness. We at the Transatlantic Division have made taking care of PEOPLE a TOP focus and SAFETY a #1 Priority. We MUST “focus on saving lives and preventing injuries, from the workplace to anyplace." Talking about SAFETY with others is a critical component to preventing injuries and unintentional deaths from occurring in the workplace and at home. So…LET'S TALK TAD: I want to know what safety means to YOU. We recently took this question to the hallways (and driveway), and here's what we learned:

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Transatlantic Division conducted a ceremony inducting two U.S. Army Corps of Engineer’s retirees, Howard Stickley, former Transatlantic Division Program’s and Business Director, and Scott Lowdermilk, former Transatlantic Division Chief of Plans and Operations, into the Transatlantic Division’s Gallery of Distinguished Civilians, June 14, 2021.