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Feb 2023
Engineer Spotlight: Derek Burleigh
During Engineers Week, this article focuses on Derek Burleigh, acting chief of the construction branch for USACE's Philadelphia District.
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Feb 2020
Engineers Week 2020: Resident Engineer speaks about building a career with USACE
CAMP HUMPHREYS, South Korea – U. S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) employees are provided opportunities worldwide to grow with the organization and continue to influence potential future employees of the organization.
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Feb 2019
Builders of Bulwark: Norfolk H&H engineer illustrates the heart, path of a problem-solver
There are creative kids who want to produce art; there are athletic kids who seek sports; and maybe, there are the engineering kids who want to problem-solve. And if that’s the case, people like Leah Weaver would be their inspiration.