At A Glance: Powidz DABS Storage Complex The Project: Deployable Air Base System (DABS) storage complex. Location: Powidz Air Base, Poland. Strategic Scale: Stands as the U.S. Air Force’s second-largest War Reserve Materiel (WRM) site in Europe. Capacity: Holds four […]
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At A Glance: Latvia Emergency Response Partnership: Collaboration between USACE, U.S. Embassy Riga, EUCOM, and Latvian State Fire and Rescue Service. Scope: 21 facilities renovated nationwide since 2010, including stations, dispatch centers, and training sites. Modernization: Garages updated to fit
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The infrastructure of deterrence continues to grow in Poland, with crews actively building the foundations for interoperability, readiness and lethality for troops at military bases across Poland. Most of the work is part of the Poland Provided Infrastructure program, through
Progress is underway at U.S. Army Garrison Wiesbaden, as construction begins on the new Clay Elementary School provide additional class space for the community’s growing student population. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Europe District, in close collaboration with the
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While the U.S. Army Garrison Black Sea name is new for U.S. forces operating out of the base here, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Europe District has been designing and constructing facilities here for well over a decade. Europe
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U.S. and Romanian officials celebrated the latest improvement project completed at the Mihail Kogalniceanu Air Base portion of U.S. Army Garrison Black Sea here yesterday – the airfield’s new cargo pad. The new MK cargo pad will support both fixed
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Construction is getting underway later this year to upgrade perimeter fencing here as part of a growing military construction program in Norway being managed by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. The work is the first of five already planned
When millions of Germans living in West Berlin were cut off from the rest of the world by a Soviet Union blockade in 1948 it kicked off the Berlin Airlift – the largest humanitarian airlift in history. One of the
Engineering and construction professionals from throughout Norway and across Europe recently gathered here to learn more about military construction contracting opportunities with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Europe District in support of regional security initiatives. Europe District personnel provided
When Capt. Ben Ketchum celebrated his 12th birthday at a hotel in the West African nation of Benin back in 2002, he would have never guessed that he’d be back in that same hotel nearly 20 years later traveling as
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