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TULSA — Can you swim? Can you swim to survive? Park rangers at Tulsa District U.S. Army Corps of Engineers lakes will soon be asking that question of visitors in an effort to encourage them to learn to swim well.
Swimming to survive is defined by the Canadian Lifesaving Society, a Corps water safety partner, as the ability to enter into deep water, tread water for one minute, and swim 55 yards.
Swimming well, swimming to live, is i ...
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| Two Tulsa District employees mentor, judge Future City competition |
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Two Tulsa District, U.S. Army Corps of Engineer employees participated in the 2012 Oklahoma State Future City Competition, one as a mentor and the other as a judge.
Billy Tramel, Fort Sill project engineer, served as the engineer mentor for the Lawton Academy of Arts and Sciences and Capt. Corey Burns, Fort Sill project ...
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| Tulsa District website to get new look in 2012 |
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The Tulsa District website will be getting a brand new look in spring 2012 as part of the Corps-wide web migration.
For a preview of how it will look and feel, check out the Headquarters, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers new site at http://www.usace.army.mil.
Headquarters, and all USACE divisions and districts are moving their main public websites to the American Forces Public Information Management System or AFPIMS in order ...
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| Tulsa District flood mitigation project receives prestigious award |
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TULSA — The Tulsa District U.S. Army Corps of Engineers was invited to attend the presentation of the “Tulsa Award” December 8 at Tulsa City Hall in recognition of its role in flood mitigation efforts in partnership with the City of Tulsa.
The award is given by the National Hazard Mitigation Association and it recognizes exemplary leadership in reducing disaster losses from floods, tornadoes, winter storms, summer heat, and oth ...
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