Fact Sheets -- Headquarters U.S. Army Corps of Engineers

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186 - 250.16 The Corps of Engineers' Grecian District, 1947-1949
185 -250.15 Engineering Victory: U.S. Army Engineers in the Mexican War
184 - 250.14 The Corps of Engineers' Mediterranean Division
183 - 250.13 Three key flood control acts of the early 20th century
182 - 250.12 USACE and the Advent of Radio Transmissions
181 - 250.11 Echoes from the Basement: The 511th Engineer Ponton Company Collection and the Memory of War
180 - 250.10 U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in WWII and the Birth of Military Construction
179 - 250.09 Civil War Defensive Fortifications of Washington, DC
178 - 250.08 Army Engineers during the Depression and the New Deal, 1929-1941
177 - 250.07 Two Generations of the Haupt Family Contributed to U.S. Development
176 - 250.06 The Collection of Maj. Gen. Hugh J. Casey
175 - 250.05 The Corps’ reluctant journey from hydropower skeptic to the nation’s largest producer
174 - 250.0 A U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Tug and its Master - Paintings
173 - 250.03 Corps of Engineers and Coastal Defense
172 - 250.02 General Survey Act and USACE Civil Works Origins
171 - West Point in the Early Republic
170 - Hurricane Katrina after Twenty Years
169 - USACE Response to COVID-19
168 - Pittsburgh District Photos Illustrate Decades of USACE Dedication to Regional Economic Development
167 - Remembering President Carter’s Water Resources Legacy
166 - Troy Lock and Dam on the Hudson
165 - A Brief Legislative History of the General Survey Act
164 - Destruction Imminent: U.S. Army Engineer Disaster Relief Operations, 1950 to 1979
163 - Civil Works for the Public Good during the New Deal, 1929-1941
162 - Galveston District in the Spanish-American War
161 - Twenty Years of Operations in Iraq
160 - Memphis District Responds to Fatal Nighttime Plane Crash, 1944
159 - Clean Water Act: Everglades Restoration
158 - The Clean Water Act: San Diego Vernal Pools Preservation Plan, 1980-2012
157 - The Clean Water Act: The Dredged Material Research Program and the Harbor of New York and New Jersey, 1973-2016
156 - The Clean Water Act: Marco Island, Florida, 1976-1982
155 - The Clean Water Act and the Army Corps of Engineers
154 - The Longest Blackout in U.S. History: Hurricane Maria
153 - Hurricane Agnes: Fifty Years Later
152 - Army Engineers and the Lincoln Memorial, 1911-1922
151 - IV. "The Force Consisted of Officers…Aided too by Professional Gentlemen Drawn from Civil Life"—Science and Engineering during the Wheeler Survey
150 - Part III: Through Flood, Mud, Snow, and Forest"—Sustaining Field Parties during the Wheeler Survey
149 - September 11: Aftermath
148 - September 11: Debris Mission
147 - September 11: New York Response
146 - September 11: Pentagon Response
145 - September 11: USACE Headquarters Responds
144a - The 20th Anniversary of September 11
144 - September 11: First Response
Part II: "Their Works are Passing into History"—The Four Great Surveys of the American West
142a - Commemorating the 150th Anniversary of the Wheeler Survey, 1871-1879
142 b George M. Wheeler: Biographical Sketch
142 - Part I: "Partly Military, Partly Civil, Working Always in Harmony"—An Overview
141 - USACE Supports the National Museum of the U.S. Army
140 - Defunct Districts from the Past
139 - Edgar Allan Poe and West Point
138 - Victory over Japan (VJ Day) and the Japanese Surrender
137 - Mount St. Helens Erupts and USACE Responds
136 - Victory in Europe (VE Day) and the German Surrender
135 - Battle of the Remagen Bridgehead
134 - 50th Anniversary of Apollo 11 Lunar Landing
133 - 80th Anniversary of the D-Day Invasion
132 - Pearl Harbor Effect on Sacramento
130 - Road to Alaska
129 - America Enters the Great War
128 - An Army Engineer at Pearl Harbor
127 - The British Bombard Ft. McHenry in Baltimore
126 - 100th Anniversary of the Opening of the Panama Canal
124 - USACE Museum Collection
123 - Israeli Airbases
122 - Operation Snowboard
121 - Corps Construction in Sub-Saharan Africa
120 - Snagboats
119 - Warren's Map of the West
118 - Future Chief of Engineers at Japanese Surrender
117 - J.P. Martin, Revolutionary War NCO
116 - Engineers in Russia
115 - Douglas MacArthur as an Army Engineer
114 - The Corps Responded to One of the Worst Industrial Accidents, the Texas City Fire
113 - The Corps of Engineers organizational structure was used to hide the development of the atomic bomb in World War II
111 - Cape Hatteras Lighthouse
110 - A Corps Officer Was One of America's Foremost Authorities on Beetles
109 - Mel Brooks Was a Combat Engineer in World War II
108 - Tom Brokaw's Corps Connection
107 - An Army Engineer Officer Oversaw the Construction of the Panama Canal
105 - Engineers Played an Important Role in Europe During the Cold War
103 - (WRDA-86) Fundamentally Changed the Way the Corps Planned and Financed Water Resources
102 - U.S. Army Engineers Helped Assure Victory at the Battle of Yorktown in 1781
101 - The Army Engineers Were Key Responders to the San Francisco Earthquake and Fire
098 - The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Shaped the Combat Environment during the Korean War
097 - A Baseball Legend Served with Distinction as a Combat Engineer in World War II
096 - The Honolulu District
095 - Memorial to Women of the Civil War
093 - The Largest Ship Salvage Operation in Corps History Took Place in Guam
092 - Engineers Warned of Extinction of the “Noble” Buffalo
091 - Nation’s Oldest Artificial Waterways
090 - The Corps Castle Can Be Found in Unusual Places
089 - The History of the Chief of Engineers’ Gold Castles
088 - Congress Established the Mississippi River Commission
087 - Congress Established the Position of Engineer Sergeant Major
086 - Army Engineers Made Key Contributions During the Normandy Landing and Beyond in June 1944
085 - An Army Engineer's Connection to Thoroughbred Horse Racing
084 - Partner in Conservation
083 - The Saudi Government Honored a Corps Project on Currency and Postage Stamps
081 - “The Loneliest Road in America"
079 - The Oldest U.S. Army Officer to Serve in World War II Was an Engineer
078 - Two Chiefs of Engineers were Medal of Honor Recipients
077 - Kennedy Dedicated a Corps of Engineers Project
076 - Army Engineers Supervised Construction of the Arlington National Cemetery Amphitheater
075 - This Army Engineer Designed a U.S. Postage Stamp
074 - Army Engineers Oversaw the Military Reconstruction of Japan in the Aftermath of World War II
073 - The Corps' Rapid Response During Hurricane Camille & Tropical Storm Agnes
072 - Norfolk District has Kept the Channels of Hampton Roads Open for Half a Century
071 - Vessels to Honor Members of the Lewis and Clark Expedition
070 - Early 19th Century Corps of Engineers Plans for the C&O Canal
069 - In Response to World Events (1941-61), Tulsa District Exemplified Flexibility
068 - the Baltimore District Mobilized its Civil Works Organization to Defend the Homeland
067 - Army Engineers Reopened a Key Italian Port
065 - Middle East Division’s Extensive Construction Program in Saudi Arabia
064 - Engineer Construction in the Persian Gulf Provided a Key Lifeline During World War II
063 - World War I Corps of Engineers Special Watch
062 - How Army Engineers Cleared Viet Cong Tunnels
061 - A Small-Scale Amphibious Operation Helped Save the Day for the Continental Army
060 - Pres. Kennedy's Eternal Flame at Arlington Cemetery
059 - The Corps Has Helped Solve Urban Water Problems Since 1824
058 - A Corps Employee was the 1st Olympic Gold Medalist
057 - Army Engineers Were a Critical Part of the Greatest Invasion that Never Was
056 - After World War II, the Corps Formed a New District to Rebuild Greek Infrastructure
055 - The Corps came to the Aid of Florida in the Aftermath of Hurricane Andrew
054 - The Corps Helped Control Helicopter-Generated Dust
053 - The "Hero of Little Round Top," Gouverneur K. Warren, CE
052 - Congress created the Board of Engineers
051 - The Origins of Memorial Day
050 - The Corps of Engineers Built NASA Facilities
049 - Engineers Gathered Early Aurora Borealis Statistics
048 - The Corps' Connection to the Washington, D.C., Tidal Basin and its Beloved Cherry Trees
047 - The Corps Helped Rebuild Alaska following a Disastrous March 1964 Earthquake
045 - An Engineer Helped Save New York City from British Attack during the War of 1812
044 - Sergeant Floyd Monument
043 - Reconstruct Kuwait Following the Persian Gulf War
042 - The Corps Helped Kuwait Recover from Iraqi Occupation
041 - The Role of Army Engineers during Operations Desert Shield and Desert Storm
040 - The Corps Designed Suspension Bridges that Saved Lives in Afghanistan
039 - The Corps Oversaw the Construction of Much of Afghanistan’s Modern Road Network
038 - An Army Engineer Brought Order to Church Meetings and Revolutionized Parliamentary Procedure
037 - The Relationship between the Corps of Engineers and College Football
036 - The Corps has been engaged in disaster recovery since 1882
035 - The Corps Helped Answer President Kennedy's Call
034 - the Corps Built the Pentagon in 16 Months
032 - The Corps Built the Launch Sites for Atlas ICBM
031 - The History of Army Corps of Engineers Headgear
030 - Congress Rewarded a Revolutionary War Engineer for His Role in Taking Stony Point in July 1779
029 - The Meaning and Observance of Independence Day
028 - Army Engineers were at Little Bighorn and All Over the West
027 - An Engineer Rescued 10 Warships
026 - An Infamous Gang Stole a Corps Payroll
024 - The Bribe that Went Up in Smoke
023 - An Engineer General was Instrumental in Grant's Success
022 - Engineers and Artillerists Formed One Corps in 1794
021 - The Corps of Engineers had its own Drama Club
020 - One of the Corps' Most Distinguished Civil Engineers Escaped Nazi Persecution
019 - A U.S. Stamp Commemorates our Second Chief Engineer
018 - The Corps of Engineers Built ICBM Silos
017 - The 2d Engineer Combat Battalion
015 - 16 March 1802, Establishing the Corps of Engineers
014 - A Former Chief Engineer Became the Army's Top General
013 - What a Corps Civilian, Water Current Meters, and Apple Sorters Have In Common
012 - Jim Bridger - Engineer Guide
010 - A Revolutionary War Sapper Founded Cleveland, Ohio
009 - How the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Became a Major Army Command
008 - An Engineer Officer Helped Plan the Inch’on Invasion
007 - Army Engineers Helped Save Inauguration Day for JFK
006 - Army Engineers Ran the White House
005 - Bernard Green & Corps Civilians
004 - General Marshall Tate, Humorous tale of a past Chief of Engineers
003 - Lt. Eugene A. Woodruff, Red River Hero
002 -The Engineers fought and lived through day of infamy
001 - How the Military Construction Mission Began for the Corps of Engineers