District Corps News Today

Communities across Bracknell commemorated the servicemen and women who have fallen in the line of duty since the first world war.

Prior to this weekend’s Remembrance Day activities, it has been announced that some roads in Bracknell will close. These will be at certain times…

 

While barge traffic on the Mississippi River has slowed dramatically in the middle of a lingering drought, waterways such as the Tenn-Tom, which are controlled by a series of locks and dams, are not as impacted by reduced rain.

The current drought in Missouri has shifted to a hydrological drought.

Community champions in Mansfield have received a special thank you from the Executive Mayor Andy Abrahams.

Compared with, say, Washington DC, the sight of uniformed servicemen on the streets of Tokyo is rather uncommon. This, however, does not mean Japan's capital is without military protection. As reported in Yukan Fuji (Dec 10), the responsibility for the defense and security&#...

Radio Iowa You are here: Home Hamburg celebrates start of levee improvement to keep town dry Cathy Crain Hamburg marked a major milestone today in the long fight against Missouri River flooding. Local, state, and national officials were on hand for a groundbreaking for the expansion by eight feet of what is called the Ditch 6 levee located along Highway 333. Omaha District Corps of Engineers Colonel Mark Himes saluted local officials for their efforts in pushing for the expansion to 919 feet. �...