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West Point cadets join USACE team in the field to learn about wetlands
Cadets spend time in the field with professionals learning about wetlands. Work benefits cadets as part of their education, Cornell Extension Service 4-H clubs as they build a new facility.
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Chris Mallery, chief of the New York District Regulatory Branch's Western Permit Section, shows a group of West Point cadets col
USACE Gulf Region District upgrades electrical system at key Iraqi agency
Ministry of Interior handles policing and border control in Iraq. USACE project doubles electrical capacity at Interior Ministry headquarters.
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Gulf Region District, Loyalty Resident Office electrical engineer Tim Ernster (center) inspects an electrical panel.
USACE People: Shadow Day at Europe District
Students shadow employees at Corps of Engineers district HQ in Wiesbaden, Germany. Annual DOD Dependents Schools event introduces students to the workforce.
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Shadow Day 2010 hosted by the Corps of Engineers Europe District and DOD Dependents Schools.
USACE People: Norfolk District civil engineering technician helps save life
Carlos Quinones responds quickly to medical emergency at remote site. Safety program installed Automated External Defibrillators at district project offices and Quinones was trained to use it.
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Automated External Defibrillator like the one used at Craney Island.
Sacramento District removes ordnance, preserves native plants with controlled burn
The Corps of Engineers is preserving native plants and removing ordnance with a controlled burn at Fort Ord, Calif.
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Contractors burn native central marine chaparral at Fort Ord, Calif.

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