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November 1, 2012 · about 14 years ago

Army Corps: Beach Replenishment Kept Damage to Minimum (USA)

Inspections of storm damage are ongoing across Delmarva, reports wgmd.com. The Army Corps of Engineers has been in Ocean City for a visual inspection of the beach replenishment project with city officials. Col. Trey Jordan, Baltimore District commander says the replenishment project played a signifi

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Inspections of storm damage are ongoing across Delmarva, reports wgmd.com.

The Army Corps of Engineers has been in Ocean City for a visual inspection of the beach replenishment project with city officials.

Col. Trey Jordan, Baltimore District commander says the replenishment project played a significant role in preventing damage from Hurricane Sandy.

A team from the Baltimore District of the Army Corps will be in Ocean City for a more comprehensive assessment which will include plans for any needed repairs in the future.

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Dredging Today Staff, November 1, 2012

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