Everything about The North Atlantic Division totally explained
The
North Atlantic Division of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is a Regional Business Center made up of nearly 3900 team members in six districts and a
Division Headquarters. They are a major subordinate command of the Corps and one of eight division offices nationwide. They plan, design and build for the
Army and
Air Force in the
northeastern states and
Europe, develop and manage water resources, and protect and restore the environment. They also work for other international, federal, state and local customers and agencies.
Its current headquarters is at 302 General Lee Avenue in
Fort Hamilton in
Brooklyn, New York.
During
World War II while working out of its headquarters at 270 Broadway in
Manhattan, the Division was responsible for coordinating all military construction in Europe. It was to also to coordinate the construction of the
nuclear bomb. The
Manhattan Project, which was the code name for the bomb, derives its name from the Division's headquarters office.
Districts
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