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March

18 Mar 2016
Deputy Commander Promoted
Congratulations are in order for our beloved Deputy Commander, Nathan Molica, who has recently been
18 Mar 2016
Encouraging Small Business Participation
The Small Business Act of 1958 states, “The government should aid, counsel, assist, and protect the
18 Mar 2016
Species Spotlight: Atlantic Sturgeon
The Atlantic sturgeon (Acipenser oxyrinchus) is an ancient species, dating back at least 70 million
18 Mar 2016
Striving to be Different
The sounds of drilling, sawing, and kid’s chatter greet guests at West Ashley High School. These
18 Mar 2016
Fire Protection Engineering
In the unfortunate event that a business suffers a catastrophic loss due to the effects of smoke,
18 Mar 2016
Working for the Engineer Research and Development Center
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ Engineer Research and Development Center, located in Vicksburg,
18 Mar 2016
Exceeding Customer Service Expectations
Providing outstanding service to the Charleston District’s customers, stakeholders and partners is
18 Mar 2016
FY15 Military Construction Customer Survey
Each year, our military construction customers complete a customer satisfaction survey to tell us
18 Mar 2016
The Diverse Work We Do for the 81st RSC
Since 2010, the Charleston District has been working with the Army Reserve’s 81st Regional Support
18 Mar 2016
Dredging the AIWW
The humming of a 1,200 horsepower diesel engine, pipes running in the middle of the channel, and a
January

26 Jan 2016
Two more milestones for Post 45
The past two months have been huge for the Charleston Harbor Post 45 Deepening Project. Getting
21 Jan 2016
Meet the New Regulatory Chief
Travis Hughes was recently selected as the new Regulatory Division Chief after the retirement of
November

24 Nov 2015
Wings for Wounded Warriors
Shots were firing and birds were falling. That was the scene at the Inaugural Wounded Warrior Dove
24 Nov 2015
Three Regulators Teaching Corps Prospect Courses
There are only about 40 people teaching PROSPECT courses for the Corps’ regulatory program and three
24 Nov 2015
Harvesting for the Future
As the sun starts to rise over the treetops at the St. Stephen Powerhouse and groups of harvesters
24 Nov 2015
SC Flood Response
Just how much water is 11 trillion gallons* exactly? It’s roughly 636 16’x32’ swimming pools. It’s
24 Nov 2015
Mayor Joseph P. Riley Jr.’s 40 years of work with the Corps
When Joseph P. Riley Jr. was sworn into the Office of Mayor of Charleston in December 1975, the city
24 Nov 2015
The Environmental Lead for Post 45
Mark Messersmith, biologist, has been with the Charleston District’s planning and environmental
24 Nov 2015
Using Facilities Constructed by the Charleston District at Fort Jackson
(This is a fictional account of what a Basic Training Soldier might experience with projects
24 Nov 2015
From Students' Perspectives
Name: Josh IsaacksSchool: Academic Magnet High SchoolGrade: 12th 1. What are your plans for next