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We all need to be working together to resolve the complex issues facing our North Carolina coast. Currently, this is not happening. Standing at the forefront between future development and the environment is the United States Army Corps of Engineers. The Corps is an engineer formation of the United States Army that has three primary missions: Engineer Regiment, Military Construction and Civil Works. These engineers build sea walls, renourish beaches, dredge inlets and give approval for others (towns and contractors) to perform activities such as the construction of terminal groins and creatin...

This map shows depths in North and South Jinks Creek in Sunset Beach. Image: Moffat and Nichol As more and more people move to the coast, there is a constant struggle between development and protecting our coastal environment. We all need to be working together to resolve the complex issues facing our North Carolina coast. Currently, this is not happening. Standing at the forefront between future development and the environment is the United States Army Corps of Engineers. The Corps is an engineer formation of the United States Army that has three primary missions: Engineer Regiment, Milita...

Commitment to afghanistan. we are not about to turn away, nor are we under any illusions about the perils of today's situation and what may lie ahead. jack cummings is a fromer bomb disposal specialist, who served two tours in afghanistan with the 101 engineer regiment. he gave us this reaction to the news. to me it is not a job well done. i don't know if he would have ever gotten the job done but i don't know if he would have ever gotten thejob done but i don't think it was a job done. he lost on the tour and to me us putting out isjust, it is ijy to me us putting out isjust, it is by i think...

All was not always as it seemed to enemy troops during World War II courtesy of units assigned to the U.S. Army’s 23rd Headquarters Special Troops.

The unit was comprised of a diverse group of American soldiers, who came together and bonded to complete covert operations using many tools — the most important of them being creativity.