US Army Corps of Engineers

Ordnance cleanup mission changes in Iraq
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has accomplished its mission of mobile ordnance cleanup in Iraq, and will now move operations to a stationary location near Baghdad.

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Three women bring drinking water to Fadiliya
Residents in a southern Iraqi city will soon receive more drinking water thanks to three women with remarkable stories.

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249th Engineer Battalion activates C Company
There are many kinds of perfect storms. The 249th Engineer Battalion (Prime Power) rode out a "perfect storm" of missions in September.

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Staff Sgt. Craig Daniel demonstrates conductor ties on a de-energized circuit at Schofield Barracks, Hawaii.

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Chief's Holiday Message

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Building a strong body, strong mind and strong Corps

Bravery...and thinking less of yourself

Returning Home

Going Above and Beyond

Bracing for Gustav

Deeds, not words

Update - Flooding in America's Heartland

Flooding in America's Heartland

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Audit Rating 2008

Corps receives stellar 2008 audit rating.

Recreation Fees Waived

Corps Waives Rec Fees on Veteran's Day

Louisiana Agreement

First project partnership agreement related to cost-shared work on the new 100-year Hurricane and Storm Damage Risk Reduction System.

Army, NRC Agreement

agreement to improve the effectiveness and efficiency of the regulatory processes related to the development of new nuclear power plants and the expansion of existing plants.

Recreation Fees for Military, Civilians

Waive day use,camping fees for active military personnel and DoD civilians who are on mid- or post-deployment leave from duty in a hostile fire zone to include deployments to support the GWOT.

Karli Mulliniks

I work closely with SWD corporate staff and HQUSACE, in order to communicate SWD strategic goals and objectives. I love the challenge of thinking / planning strategically in a mission-focused environment.

The Army is investing some 40 billion dollars in military construction over the net fi...

Four years and 6.5 billion dollars have changed the way the Iraqi people live. Project...

The Army is investing 40 billion dollars over the next five years to build and refurbi...

It's the largest military construction budget for the Corps of Engineers since World W...