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Israeli Airbases |
| No. 121 |
Corps Construction in Sub-Saharan Africa
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| No. 118 |
Future Chief of Engineers at Japanese Surrender
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| No. 117 |
J.P. Martin, Revolutionary War NCO
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| No. 116 |
Engineers in Russia
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| No. 113 |
The Corps of Engineers organizational structure was used to hide the development of the atomic bomb in World War II
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| No. 112 |
African-American Engineer Troops Contributed Significantly to the Allied Victory in World War II
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| No. 109 |
Mel Brooks Was a Combat Engineer in World War II
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| No. 105 |
Engineers Played an Important Role in Europe During the Cold War
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| No. 102 |
U.S. Army Engineers Helped Assure Victory at the Battle of Yorktown in 1781
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| No. 099 |
A World War II Officer's Sketches Depict Life in a Black Engineer Unit
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| No. 098 |
The Important Role the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Played during the Korean War
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| No. 097 |
A Baseball Legend Served with Distinction as a Combat Engineer in World War II
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| No. 087 |
Congress Established the Position of Engineer Sergeant Major
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| No. 086 |
Army Engineers Made Key Contributions During the Normandy Landing and Beyond in June 1944
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| No. 083 |
The Saudi Government Honored a Corps Project on Currency and Postage Stamps
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| No. 079 |
The Oldest U.S. Army Officer to Serve in World War II Was an Engineer
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| No. 078 |
Two Chiefs of Engineers were Medal of Honor Recipients
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| No. 074 |
Army Engineers Oversaw Military Reconstruction in Post-WWII Occupied Japan
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| No. 069 |
In Response to World Events (1941-61), Tulsa District Exemplified Flexibility
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| No. 068 |
Under the Threat of War, the Baltimore District Mobilized its Civil Works Organization to Defend the Homeland
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| No. 067 |
Army Engineers Reopened a Key Italian Port in Support of the Allied Advance During World War II
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| No. 065 |
About the Corps’ Middle East Division’s Extensive Construction Program in Saudi Arabia
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| No. 064 |
Engineer Construction in the Persian Gulf Provided a Key Lifeline During World War II
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| No. 063 |
World War I Corps of Engineers Special Watch to Keep Accurate Time
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| No. 062 |
How Army Engineers Cleared Viet Cong Tunnels
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| No. 061 |
A Small-Scale Amphibious Operation Helped Save the Day for the Continental Army
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| No. 057 |
Army Engineers Were a Critical Part of the Greatest Invasion that Never Was
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| No. 056 |
After World War II, the Corps Formed a New District to Rebuild Greek Infrastructure
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| No. 054 |
The Corps Helped Control Helicopter-Generated Dust during the Vietnam War
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| No. 053 |
The "Hero of Little Round Top," Gouverneur K. Warren, CE
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| No. 050 |
The Corps of Engineers Built NASA Facilities
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| No. 046 |
Women Played Key Roles in the Manhattan Project
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| No. 045 |
An Engineer Helped Save New York City from British Attack during the War of 1812
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| No. 043 |
How the Corps Helped Reconstruct Kuwait Following the Persian Gulf War
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| No. 042 |
The Corps Helped Kuwait Recover from Iraqi Occupation
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| No. 041 |
The Role of Army Engineers during Operations Desert Shield and Desert Storm
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| No. 034 |
Under the Pressure of War, the Corps Built the Pentagon in 16 Months
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| No. 033 |
Before the Civil War, Robert E. Lee Served for 26 Years as an Officer in the Corps of Engineers
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| No. 032 |
The Corps Built the Launch Sites for Atlas ICBM
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| No. 030 |
Congress Rewarded a Revolutionary War Engineer for His Role in Taking Stony Point in July 1779
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| No. 027 |
An Engineer Rescued 10 Warships Trapped behind Enemy Lines During the Civil War
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| No. 025 |
Asian-Pacific American Engineer Hero
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| No. 023 |
An Engineer General was Instrumental in Grant's Success
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| No. 018 |
The Corps of Engineers Built ICBM Silos
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| No. 017 |
The 2d Engineer Combat Battalion Paid Heavy Price for being Rear Guard at Kunu-Ri
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| No. 016 |
Women's Contributions to the Corps of Engineers During World War II
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| No. 010 |
A Revolutionary War Sapper Founded Cleveland, Ohio
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| No. 008 |
An Engineer Officer Helped Plan the Inch’on Invasion |
| No. 002 |
The Engineers fought and lived through day of infamy
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| No. 001 |
How the Military Construction Mission Began for the Corps of Engineers
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