Building Strong

This video is part of the BUILDING STRONG People campaign that shines the spotlight on the U.S.A.C.E. team. In this clip, meet a physicist who is helping to develop technology that could change life for all of us. Mary Cochran reports.

This segment is part of the BUILDING STRONG People campaign that shines the spotlight on the USACE team. In this video, meet a military officer who is overseeing construction in Wiesbaden.

This video shows USACE on site helping tornado victims in Tuscaloosa, AL (short version).

This edition features a story on the BUILDING STRONG People campaign and a USACE military officer who is making a difference in Wiesbaden, Germany. (Long Version) Produced by Carol Davis. mary.cochran@afn.dma.mil

This edition features a story on the Missouri River which is reaching historic high water levels. USACE is on site to manage water releases in dams along this important waterway. Hosted by Patrick Bloodgood.

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers began the removal of debris from private property, Friday, June 17, in tornado-damaged areas of Joplin, Mo. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is in Joplin, Mo. managing the removal of debris left in the wake of an EF5 tornado that struck, May 22. With the Public Right of Way debris removal mission well underway, the mission will now focus on helping residents clear...

This edition features a story on FEST-A personnel packing for Afghanistan mission.

Extreme climate conditions and record levels of precipitation caused historic flooding along the Missouri River. USACE on site assisting with flood fight efforts.

This edition features a story on the Army's only motorcycle simulator and how it is helping to improve riders skills without the risk of injury. Carol Davis reports from Wiesbaden.

This edition features a story about the Army's only motorcycle simulator and how it is helping to improve riders skills without the risk of injury. Carol Davis reports from Wiesbaden.

This edition features a story on how USACE is still on site in Joplin, MO helping to remove debris so that tornado victims can begin to rebuild and get their lives back to normal. Sara Goodeyon reports on new technology that is helping to speed up the process. Produced by Mary Cochran.

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is helping to build and maintain habitat for an endangered species along our waterways. Mary Cochran reports from Tulsa that a partnership with the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service is proving successful.

Package about USACE using Geographical Information Systems (GIS) and sonar technology to protect people during flood season. Produced by Mary Cochran.

This edition features a story about USACE working to preserve Everglades through the management of invasive plant species

Repairs being made to the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at Arlington National Cemetery. Patrick Bloodgood Reports.

Repairs are underway for cracks in the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at Arlington National Cemetery. Patrick Bloodgood reports.

This edition features a story on Arlington Cemetery getting repairs. Produced by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.

This edition features a story on repairs at Arlington National Cemetery. Produced by Patrick Bloodgood.

This edition features a story on repairs at Arlington National Cemetery. Produced by Patrick Bloodgood.

This edition features a story about the USACE upgrading flood control system in PA. Long Version

This edition features a story about the USACE upgrading flood control system in PA. Long Version

This edition features a story on the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, St. Paul District which is currently assisting local residents with rebuilding after historic flooding damaged more than 4,000 homes this summer. The Corps, along with other federal, state and local agencies, are helping communities along the Souris River recover after historic flooding. Hosted by Patrick Moes. Also available in hi...

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is working with the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service to help build and maintain habitat for an endangered species. In Oklahoma, hydro power, flood control and navigation have caused impact to areas used by the Interior Least Tern. Mary Cochran has more. More information at www.swt.usace.army.mil.

Carol Davis reports that motorcycle fans in Europe are getting an important edge on safety. Soundbite from Helmut Schartel, Safety Specialist, USAG Wiesbaden and LTC Randy Boltz, Program Manager,USACE. Available in High Definition.

Water levels have reached historic levels along the Mississippi river. Justin Ward takes us to Vidalia, LA where USACE is on site. Justin Ward, US Army Corps of Engineers with the report. Soundbite from James Mcrae, Project Engineeer, USACE.