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"I've been with USACE since 1983. I was originally

08/04/2020 · Defense Visual Information Distribution Service

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"I've been with USACE since 1983. I was originally on the yard for the Fleet, then I became a welder and diver. Now I do a little bit of everything and I love what I do. It's because of the people, the camaraderie, and being able to do something different every day. I learn something new every day if I'm willing to have an open mind."
- Marvin Booker, Regional Rivers Repair Fleet maintenance mechanic

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