About Norfolk District
No other federal agency besides the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has played such a sweeping role in the development and growth of the nation in peace and in war. For more than 200 years, the Corps has supported the nation’s river-based commerce, protected established population centers, provided disaster response and constructed military facilities to protect our shores. Today, the 400 civilians and U.S. Army officers of the Norfolk District continue to serve the Commonwealth and the Nation as part of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, the world’s largest public engineering, design and construction management agency.
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American Indians in the U.S. Army
During World Wars I and II, American Indians using their unique languages and dialects (only known by few outside the tribes) provided a means of protecting communications from enemy intelligence....
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USACE Campaign Plan
"We will deliver superior performance every time through disciplined people, thought, and action. We will use the Campaign Plan..." Lt. Gen. Robert L. Van Antwerp
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Recovery Act-funded Civil Works Projects
The United States Army Corps of Engineers released a listing of Civil Works projects to be funded by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009.
TOP HEADLINES
- Economic stimulus funds used to repair North Landing Bridge
- District to celebrate Native American Indian heritage
- Army major declared sole suspect in Hood shooting
- Norfolk-Wilmington districts work together on dredging project
- District welcomes 12 new employees
- 'Village' approach key to Fort Norfolk project completion
- USACE executes historic FY 09 budget
- Postcard from Afghanistan - Herman Wine
- Postcard from Afghanistan - David Linn
PUBLIC NOTICES
- November 20, 2009: Public sponsors of flood control projects that sustained damages due to flooding in conjunction with the coastal storm/nor'easter during the period 11 November...
- November 19, 2009: As flooding problems have become more frequent, this page provides quick facts about stream and creekbed "cleanouts" and stabilization. Some work that...
- November 6, 2009: The town of Clarksville proposes to construct The Cove Project, a marina and waterfront park facility, including a handicapped-accessible fishing pier...
- November 3, 2009: Southeastern Public Service Authority is seeking a modification to their permit to allow for the additional filling of approximately 14 acres of palustrine...
