One hundred years ago, Army Engineers with the Office of Public Buildings and Grounds were instrumental in the process to design, build, and maintain the Lincoln Memorial - NEW
One hundred and fifty years ago Lt. George M. Wheeler, Corps of Engineers, began exploring and surveying vast expanses of the American West. CEHO commemorates the anniversary with a four-part series of articles looking at Wheeler, the survey he led, and the age of exploration in general.
The Corps of Engineers supports the National Museum of the U.S. Army in several ways.
The field structure of the Corps of Engineers has never been set in stone. Read a brief review of
three of USACE’s Bygone Districts from the twentieth century.