Engineer District News Today

In 2021, I watched with dread as the weather forecasters warned us about Hurricane Ida heading toward us in New Orleans. For many, it was a grim reminder of

The Corps and Fish & Wildlife Service have begun construction on the Steamboat Island Habitat Rehabilitation and Enhancement Project.

The draft environmental assessment examines a proposed dredging project from Back Sound to the Cape Lookout Bight, near Cape Lookout Lighthouse.

The mv. Freedom, most recently operated by the Tennessee Valley Authority, is for sale in an online auction.

Thanks to the work of a Pittsburgh Engineer District intern, children are being introduced to an old lock by a new name: Larry the Lock.

The Great Lakes are half a world away from the Black Sea, but concerns about the flows of critical commodities also loom large around Michigan and Ontario.

The Dredge Jadwin left Vicksburg Harbor May 10 for its annual dredging season along the Mississippi River.

Colonel Bob Dixon retired from the U.S. Army after serving almost 30 years - but then had to decide what to do next.

We continue the amazing broader history of uranium gaseous diffusion. Part I of this "Historically Speaking" column was published last week.

2 SAGAMI GENERAL DEPOT, JAPAN – The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers – Japan District went through the motions of a simulated disaster April 27 as a way to stay current in continuity of their emergency operations protocol. According to the disaster scenario, a large earthquake rattles Tokyo damaging Japan Engineer District Headquarters on Camp Zama, Japan. This necessitated the JED team to assemble at an alternate headquarters location at Sagami General Depot, some eight miles ...