Supporting deployed forces and revitalizing infrastructure

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Support for the war on terrorism at home and abroad has remained the top priority of the US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) during the period 2004-2005. The USACE has evaluated Corps-managed infrastructure and has taken steps to reduce the vulnerabilities and exposure to attack of water resources-related systems at home, while fully integrating into military and interagency efforts to support deployed forces and revitalize infrastructure in Afghanistan and Iraq.

Public affairs, Services information, Armed Forces, Social aspects, Services, Deployment (Strategy), Deployment (Military science), Antiterrorism measures

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U.S. military engineers in Iraq

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The U.S. Corps of Engineers are consistently working from planning the reconstruction of Iraq's national infrastructure to working with Iraqi doctors to get power to hospitals in downtown Baghdad at every turn during the Operations Enduring Freedom and the Iraqi Freedom. The motto of these U.S. military engineers is 'let us try' and are always ready to take up any task.

Management dynamics, Management, Company business management, Baghdad, Iraq (City)

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'Postwar' Army action in Iraq

Article Abstract:

Descriptions of the offenses launched in Iraq and Afghanistan in Jun 2003 are provided.

Active Military Personnel, Appointments, resignations and dismissals, Military personnel, Combat, Death of

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