Langley InnAirmen and officers temporarily staying at Joint Base Langley-Eustis have a new place to sleep.
Emergency VehicleThe Los Angeles District will be well prepared for its next disaster response with the recent acquisition of one of the Corps' newest Emergency Command and Control Vehicles.
ACTIVE VEHICLE BARRIERUSACE is testing new security measures to protect against threats on military bases.
SOLAR POWERSacramento District plays a key role in helping the Army achieve its goal of developing net-zero installations.
HABITAT IMPROVEMENT PROGRAMA habitat improvement program to help the recovery of threatened Chinook salmon and steelhead trout in the Yuba River below the Sacramento District's Englebright Dam is showing encouraging results.
FLOOD RISK REDUCTION Equipped with ceremonial golden shovels, a select group of officials broke ground recently on the Beaver Creek Flood Risk Reduction Project.
Under Secretary of the Army Addresses USACE LeadersOn Tuesday, Jan. 24, Dr. Joseph Westphal, under secretary of the Army, spoke to a group of U.S. Army Corps of Engineers military officers and civilians at their headquarters in Washington D.C. as part of the USACE 2012 Leader Conference.
BUILDING STRONG People - Park RangerThe BUILDING STRONG People campaign shines the spotlight on the USACE team. In this clip we meet Heather Wright a Park Ranger in California. USACE is the largest federal provider of outdoor recreation with 90,000 campsites in 43 states across the country.
USACE - Helping Motorcycle Fans Ride SafelyCarol Davis reports that motorcycle fans in Europe are getting an important edge on safety.
Historic Flooding - USACE on SiteWater levels have reached historic levels along the Mississippi River. Justin Ward takes us to Vidalia, LA, where USACE is on site.
Extreme Weather of 2011This edition features a story on the Floods and tornadoes which devastated parts of the country in 2011. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers had emergency operation teams on the ground in more than a dozen states. Maj. Gen. Bo Temple, Acting Commanding General of USACE, speaks about how the Corps of Engineers is assisting in recovery efforts.
New Orleans 2011For nearly six years the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has worked with partners and contractors to design and construct a perimeter system that can defend against the effects of a storm surge that has a one percent chance of happening in any given year.
USACE Helping Preserve a National TreasureSince 1931, the monument at the Tomb of the Unknowns has served as the centerpiece of Americas most hallowed ground. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is helping to preserve this national treasure.
USACE Honors Afghan WorkersThe U.S. Army Corps of Engineers honors Afghan construction workers who are helping to rebuild their country.
USACE Research Saving LivesThis edition features a story on how more than 6,000 U.S. and Coalition troops have been killed or wounded in combat due to improvised explosive devises or indirect fire and how the U.S. Army Engineer Research and Development Center is working to protect service members in harm's way with the Modular Protective System (MPS).
USACE 2011This edition features a story on how 2011 has been a year of taking care of people for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Maj. Gen. Bo Temple, Acting Commanding General of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, comments on the USACE role in this unprecedented year of natural disasters, construction and international operations.