U.S. Army Corp of Engineers

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USA TODAY SPECIAL EDITION

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CONTENTS

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DEPARTMENTS

ANNIVERSARY

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This is a product of

HURRICANE KATRINA 10 years later, much has been done and recovery continues

ENVIRONMENT

DIRECTOR

Jeanette Barrett-Stokes jbstokes@usatoday.com CREATIVE DIRECTOR

Jerald Council jcouncil@usatoday.com MANAGING EDITOR

Michelle Washington mjwashington@usatoday.com CREATIVE MEDIA MANAGER

Christine Neff cneff@usatoday.com

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STORM RESEARCH FACILITY Studying the seas in an effort to protect coastal communities

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WATER POWER Encouraging private development while rehabbing aging hydropower infrastructure

PRESERVATION

MATT HARRINGTON

USACE

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EDITORS

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CAREERS

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Nikki Dobrin Chris Garsson Elizabeth Neus Lori Santos Amanda Shifflett DESIGNERS

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Karen Loehr Marlece Lusk Gina Toole Saunders Lisa M. Zilka

NATIVE AMERICANS Making past wrongs right for American Indians

STEM AND WOMEN How to make it in the Corps STEM OUTREACH USACE encourages future engineers FINE OPPORTUNITIES A look at some of the Corps’ coolest jobs

RECREATION

INTERNS

Alexa Rogers Hannah Van Sickle

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CONTRIBUTING WRITERS Matt Alderton, Mary Helen Berg, Hollie Deese, Stacey Freed, Adam Hadhazy, Matt Harrington, Lambeth Hochwald, Diana Lambdin Meyer, Peggy J. Noonan, Katherine Reynolds Lewis , Eric Schechter

GREAT GETAWAYS Six recreation sites worth a summer visit

BACK PAGE

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CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHERS Matt Harrington

USACE GADGETS The Corps has some amazing items in its toolbox

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ON THE COVER The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers works to combat and prepare for crises at home and abroad.

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