Lt. Gen. William "Butch" Graham, Jr., U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Commanding General and 56th Chief of Engineers visits one of the four USACE Temporary Debris and Reduction Sites accepting debris from counties devastated by Hurricane Helene. He discusses operations with debris personnel and checks on the well-being of responders while at the Buncombe County TDRS in Swannanoa. #USACE #swannanoa #debrisremoval #HurricaneHelene #helene24
US Army Corps of Engineers Wilmington District
Armed Forces
Wilmington, North Carolina 2,452 followers
USACE Wilmington District helps defend our nation by enhancing our military and economic capabilities.
About us
MISSION: The Wilmington District provides quality, professional and comprehensive engineering, construction and other value-added services to our civilian, military and interagency stakeholders, customers and partners across the state of North Carolina and select regions of the Commonwealth of Virginia. VISION: The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Wilmington District helps defend our nation by enhancing our military and economic capabilities. Our mission is our FIRST requirement. Our people are our most VALUABLE resource. Building strong TEAMS is how we achieve GREATNESS. Enforcing DISCIPLINE is how we hold ourselves ACCOUNTABLE. Building and maintaining TRUST is how we build strong RELATIONSHIPS and REPUTATION.
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https://www.saw.usace.army.mil/
External link for US Army Corps of Engineers Wilmington District
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- Armed Forces
- Company size
- 501-1,000 employees
- Headquarters
- Wilmington, North Carolina
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- Government Agency
- Specialties
- Engineering, Water Management, Recreation, Regulatory, Navigation, Coastal Storm Risk Management, Hydropower, Military Construction, Readiness Contingency Operations, Lakes and Dams, Dredging, Hydrographic Surveys, Ecosystems Restoration and CAP Studies, and Emergency Management
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69 Darlington Ave
Wilmington, North Carolina 28403, US
Employees at US Army Corps of Engineers Wilmington District
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Together, we will rebuild. Together, we recover. Recovery efforts are continuing in Chimney Rock following the devastating impacts of Hurricane Helene. Teams continue to work tirelessly to clean up the downtown area, where nearly all businesses were affected, and several bridges were washed out. USACE has mobilized 35 FEMA Federal Emergency Management Agency Mission Assignments to assist in the recovery. This includes vital support like Temporary Emergency Power, Infrastructure Assessment, and Debris Management. While USACE plays a critical role, we are part of a larger Army and DOD team collaborating with federal, state, and local partners. The Wilmington District is at the forefront of these efforts, ensuring support reaches those in need throughout western North Carolina. #Helene24 #Helene2024 #HurricaneHelene #HurricaneHelene2024 #EmergencyResponse #ChimneyRock #NorthCarolina #WesternNorthCarolina #Asheville #USACE #ArmyCorps
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U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Civil Works and Emergency Operations Deputy Commanding General Maj. Gen Jason Kelly visited Task Force Castle Soldiers in the field in Marion and Swannanoa, North Carolina. U.S. Army, reserve and North Carolina National Guard Soldiers, along with U.S. Army Corps of Engineers emergency responders and local agencies are working together to assist residents of North Carolina recover from devastating floods caused by Hurricane Helene. #USACE #emergencyresponse #taskforcecastle #HurricaneHelene #swannanoanc
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Col. Russell Henry, commander 596th Transportation Brigade and Maj. Gen. Lance Curtis, commanding general for SDDC congratulate members of USACE for expediting the rebuilding process following recent extreme weather. MOTSU had more than 16 inches of rain during a recent tropical cyclone and cause structural damage like washed out roads and bridges. Wilmington employees pictured: Catherine Gill, Chief of ECP Division Jeremy Smith, Chief of Construction branch CPT Steven Fusco, Project Manager
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Brigadier General Daniel H. Hibner, South Atlantic Division commander, visited western North Carolina today to assess recovery efforts following Hurricane Helene. He shared his thoughts on USACE’s response and delivered an important message for the local communities impacted. #USACE #HurricaneHelene #LakeLure #EmergencyResponse
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HURRICANE HELENE RESPONDER SPOTLIGHT #USACE #HELENE #HELENE24 US Army Corps of Engineers
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HURRICANE HELENE RESPONDER SPOTLIGHT #USACE #HELENE #HELENE24 US Army Corps of Engineers
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HURRICANE HELENE RESPONDER SPOTLIGHT #USACE #HELENE #HELENE24 US Army Corps of Engineers
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