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ALT Halloween-themed water safety graphic with two cartoon ghosts, one wearing a red life jacket, against a purple background bordered by autumn leaves. Text reads: \u201CWhy did the ghost wear their life jacket? To keep their spirits afloat!\u201D The \u201CLife Jackets Worn\u2026Nobody Mourns\u201D logo appears in the upper left.
ALT A Soldier stands and addresses military and civilian attendees seated around conference tables with laptops and notebooks at the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Tulsa District. Large lettering identifies the district on the back wall, with U.S. and military flags nearby.
ALT Seven adults in business attire stand side by side for a group photo, each holding a clear glass award shaped like the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers castle emblem. Large dark display screens fill the background.
ALT Thirteen adults pose in two rows for a group photo in front of large wall-mounted screens. They wear a mix of business and casual attire, with a person in a bright pink blazer and striped tie at the center.
ALT Eight U.S. Army personnel in camouflage uniforms pose in a line beneath large wall lettering reading \"U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Tulsa District.\"
ALT Concrete slab and partially built concrete block walls at the Sheppard Child Development Center construction site, with red safety caps covering exposed vertical reinforcing bars.
ALT Concrete slab and partially built concrete block walls at the Sheppard Child Development Center construction site, with red safety caps covering exposed vertical reinforcing bars.
ALT Concrete slab and partially built concrete block walls at the Sheppard Child Development Center construction site, with red safety caps covering exposed vertical reinforcing bars.
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ALT U.S. Army Corps of Engineers hiring graphic with silhouettes of construction workers and cranes. Text reads, \u201CBuild strong with us! We are hiring
ALT Two people pose beside a clown-themed trunk display with colorful balloons and clown decorations at Kaw Lake\u2019s Trunk or Treat. One wears a gray ruffled costume, and the other wears denim overalls and a green patterned shirt.
ALT Families gather around decorated vehicles and picnic tables beneath trees at Coon Creek Recreation Area during Kaw Lake\u2019s Trunk or Treat. Halloween decorations include orange pumpkins and a large inflatable white ghost.
ALT \nTwo people stand beside a pickup truck decorated with pumpkins at Kaw Lake\u2019s Trunk or Treat, holding a colorful sign featuring a cartoon ghost and the words \u201CBoo to You!\u201D
ALT Six people pose beside a white SUV at Kaw Lake\u2019s Trunk or Treat, including a seated person in a red-and-black costume with a small white dog in front. A table with treats and Halloween decorations stands nearby.
ALT Graphic announcing the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Tulsa District app, available on Google Play and the Apple App Store. Two QR codes provide download links. App screenshots show a map of district projects and resources for lake offices, park status, lake levels, hunting maps, fees and passes, boating regulations, and reservations. Text reads \u201CDownload Today!\u201D
ALT Water safety graphic showing two people wearing life jackets on a fishing boat in foggy conditions. Text reads: \u201CMaking Great Memories Starts with Wearing a Life Jacket.\u201D A life jacket logo reads: \u201CLife Jackets Worn\u2026Nobody Mourns\u201D and \u201CPleaseWearIt.com.\u201D
ALT Water safety graphic showing two people wearing life jackets on a fishing boat in foggy conditions. Spanish text reads: \u201CGrandes recuerdos comienzan usando el chaleco salvavidas,\u201D meaning \u201CGreat memories begin with wearing a life jacket.\u201D A life jacket logo reads: \u201CLife Jackets Worn\u2026Nobody Mourns\u201D and \u201CPleaseWearIt.com.\u201D
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ALT A construction worker wearing a hard hat, reflective vest, and safety harness guides a large concrete bridge section suspended from crane rigging above a partially demolished bridge deck. Temporary guardrails, tools, and equipment surround the work area beneath a blue sky with scattered clouds.
ALT Black-and-white photograph of Denison Dam construction on October 19, 1943. Crews and earthmoving equipment spread gravel on the sloped approach to the service bridge, with the concrete intake structure visible at right.
ALT Black-and-white photograph of Denison Dam construction on October 19, 1943. Workers stand beside a tractor and a large earthmoving scraper loaded with soil as crews place fill material on the main dam embankment.
ALT Halloween at Kaw Lake flyer with an orange-and-white checkered border and cartoon animals in costumes. Creepy Crawl: Oct. 23 at 5 p.m. Walk the Kaw Lake Fitness Trail next to the Overlook and learn about spiders, snakes, and native nocturnal critters. Trunk or Treat: Oct. 25, 5\u20137 p.m., at Coon Creek Campground, featuring games, candy, and a costume contest at 6:30 p.m. To volunteer, contact Park Ranger Hannah at [email protected].
ALT Autumn-themed graphic with colorful trees and the headline, \u201CDon\u2019t let good water safety habits fall behind this season.\u201D Safety tips read: Always wear a life jacket; expect the unexpected; never swim alone; take a boater safety course; prepare for sudden weather changes; and understand cold-water dangers.
ALT Orange Halloween flyer with candy corn and four photos of costumed participants, decorated vehicles and a park ranger. Text reads: \u201CKaw Lake Trunk or Treat\u2014Volunteers Wanted!\u201D Individuals, businesses and organizations are invited to decorate a vehicle and hand out candy at Coon Creek Campground on October 25, 5\u20137 p.m. Contact [email protected] or 580-762-5611, ext. 3613.
ALT A large emergency generator secured with straps on a white flatbed truck in Guam during the response to Typhoon Champi.
ALT U.S. Army Corps of Engineers personnel wearing hard hats and reflective safety vests observe a forklift positioning an emergency generator in Guam during the response to Typhoon Champi.
ALT Graphic announcing Lake Texoma youth hunt closures: West Burns Run closes the evening of Nov. 2 and reopens the afternoon of Nov. 8. Lakeside closes the evening of Nov. 9 and reopens the afternoon of Nov. 15. At right, a hunter wearing camouflage and a bright orange vest and cap holds a firearm pointed toward the ground in a grassy field.