Immediately following the presentation of the USACE Peer Supporter of the Year 2022 to Lorie Polk for her role in the Critical Incident Stress Management Team, Polk is surrounded by USACE Cmd. Sgt. Maj. Patrickson Toussaint, USACE Command Surgeon Navy Captain Thomas Janisko, and TAM members Marcie Piper and Matthew Kenney.

High School students Juliette Schaefer, Leah Kreeb and Will Hoffman pose in front of a rendering of their final project done as part of an internship with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Transatlantic Middle East District. Each year, the District hosts several high school interns during the fall and spring semesters to foster an interest in engineering and architecture career fields.

Leadership Development Program participants and leaders from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Transatlantic Middle East District walk the 3rd Battle of Winchester Battlefield in Winchester, VA as part of a “staff ride,” Staff rides are a military tradition where a senior leader, like the unit commander, takes subordinates on a battlefield tour to discuss what types of leadership lessons can be learned from a given battle. During the walk, LDP participants briefed district leadership on lessons they had learned about leadership traits while studying the battle.

Saudi Arabia, King Khalid Military City Centrum - Program from the late 70s to mid-1980s.

The Kuwait Ministry of Defense and Middle East District teams in Old Town Winchester during the KMOD’s recent Program Management Review in Winchester, Va., at the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers headquarters there.

ROTC cadets with U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Transatlantic Middle East District Director of Programs Tom Waters, Commander Col. Philip Secrist (fourth from left) and Program Manager Forward Capt. Jonathan Patano. The cadets were assigned to TAM as part of an ROTC summer engineering internship program and visited both the headquarters in Winchester, Va. and the District’s Qatar Program Office.