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The Pacific Ocean Division is building stability and security in the Asia-Pacific region, helping people, and safeguarding the natural resources entrusted to us by the Nation—a great team on the leading edge of the Engineering world.
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The Pacific Ocean Division is building stability and security in the Asia-Pacific region, helping people, and safeguarding the natural resources entrusted to us by the Nation—a great team on the leading edge of the Engineering world.
Artist's rendering of the new Vietnam Pavilion at the National Memorial of the Pacific at Punchbowl.
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Ground was broken for the new Vietnam Pavilions Project, pictured here in an artist's rendering, at the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific at Punchbowl on May 9.
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The Alaska District supports Alaska's commerce by dredging the Port of Anchorage annually. Approximately 90 percent of the state's cargo passes through the port. In addition, the port is a critical transportation link for Alaska's military.
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The Alaska District supports Alaska's commerce by dredging the Port of Anchorage annually. Approximately 90 percent of the state's cargo passes through the port. In addition, the port is a critical transportation link for Alaska's military.
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One of three new Army Family Housing Towers is under construction at U.S. Army Garrison Humphreys by the Far East District. The family housing tower, which is scheduled to be completed in summer 2012, is part of a larger transformation construction project that will consolidate U.S. military units into two enduring hubs south of Seoul.
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One of three new Army Family Housing Towers is under construction at U.S. Army Garrison Humphreys by the Far East District. The family housing tower, which is scheduled to be completed in summer 2012, is part of a larger transformation construction project that will consolidate U.S. military units into two enduring hubs south of Seoul.
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Noriyuki Mizuta, an architectural engineer at Japan District's Iwakuni Office, oversees the aqueous film forming foam discharge test for an aircraft hangar and supporting facilities. The hangar will support Marine Aircraft Group 12 aircraft which are currently assigned to MCAS Iwakuni. The Japan District is facilitating the construction of the hangars in support of the U.S. Marine Corps in Japan.
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Noriyuki Mizuta, an architectural engineer at Japan District's Iwakuni Office, oversees the aqueous film forming foam discharge test for an aircraft hangar and supporting facilities. The hangar will support Marine Aircraft Group 12 aircraft which are currently assigned to MCAS Iwakuni. The Japan District is facilitating the construction of the hangars in support of the U.S. Marine Corps in Japan.
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In the Spotlight: Dr. Linda M. Hihara-EndoDr. Linda M. Hihara-Endo, Senior Planner/Civil Engineer
Dr. Linda M. Hihara-Endo, of the U.S. Corps of Engineers-Pacific Ocean Division, holds the distinction of being among the U.S. Army’s first, along with Dr. Ruth Cheng, who is also of the Army Corps, to receive the prestigious 2012 Asian American Engineer of the Year Award.  The award, which is sponsored by the Chinese Institute of Engineers-USA National Council, recognizes engineers and executives for their technical achievements and public service.

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Col. Donald E. Degidio, Jr., Commander of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Far East District, gives his presentation during the Society of American Military Engineers Peninsula Engineer Conference April 4. Degidio introduced SAME members to the role FED plays in both armistice and contingency as an integral part of the ROK-U.S. Alliance.
565th Engineer Detachment, Forward Engineer Support Team-Advance (FEST-A) Commander Maj. William Hannan (front) will lead the eight-man Honolulu District-based team on deployment to support Operation Enduring Freedom in Afghanistan.
The Honolulu District-based 565th Engineer Detachment, Forward Engineer Support Team-Advance (FEST-A) held a Deployment Casing Ceremony April 24 at Fort Shafter’s Palm Circle to mark its official deployment to support Operation Enduring Freedom in Afghanistan. In this photo 565th ENG DET Commander Maj. William Hannan (center left), Mike Bruse and Sgt. 1st Class Gary Malkin case the detachment guidon.
Students from the Punahou High School Junior ROTC program and Corps’ employees and family members joined forces to clean up the beach and berm area of the Corps’ Pacific Regional Visitor Center at Fort DeRussy as part of Honolulu’s Earth Day 2012 Mauka to Makai Clean Water Expo.
A Honolulu District Employee cleans up the beach and berm area of the Corps’ Pacific Regional Visitor Center at Fort DeRussy as part of Honolulu’s Earth Day 2012 Mauka to Makai Clean Water Expo.
An architect’s conceptual drawing of the future $59.05 million Warrior in Transition Barracks and complex on display at the site blessing and groundbreaking ceremonies held April 2.
USAG-HI Executive Officer Col. Jay Hammer, (third from right) leads the turning of the soil ground breaking for the $59.05 million Warriors in Transition Barracks and complex on Monday April 2. Also participating are (left to right) Lloyd Arakaki, Architects Hawaii, Ltd; Dickson Ma, Schofield Barracks Area Engineer, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers -Honolulu District; Maj. Stephanie Garvin, deputy commander Warrior Transition Battalion, Schofield Barracks; Glen Kaneshige, president, Nordic PCL, Inc., Col. Hammer; Lt. Col. Douglas B. Guttormsen, commander, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers- Honolulu District; and Owen Ogata, Construction Project Engineer, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers-Honolulu District.
USAG-HI Executive Officer Col. Jay Hammer, (third from right) leads the turning of the soil ground breaking for the $59.05 million Warrior in Transition Barracks and complex on Monday April 2. Also participating are (left to right) Lloyd Arakaki, Architects Hawaii, Ltd.; Dickson Ma, Schofield Barracks Area Engineer, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers -Honolulu District; Maj. Stephanie Garvin, deputy commander Warrior Transition Battalion, Schofield Barracks; Glen Kaneshige, president, Nordic PCL, Inc., Col. Hammer; Lt. Col. Douglas B. Guttormsen, commander, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers- Honolulu District; and Owen Ogata, Construction Project Engineer, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers-Honolulu District.
Col. Donald E. Degidio, Jr. (right), Commander of the Far East District, briefs Col. Gregory Gunter (left), Deputy POD Commander, during Key Resolve 2012.
Members of Pacific Ocean Division-Forward prepare to depart for Daegu to support Key Resolve 2012.

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