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    Leadership Tours New Classrooms Following Typhoon Sinlaku [Image 3 of 7]

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    A group of five individuals are gathered at an active construction site, wearing high-visibility safety vests and hard hats. The site features partially constructed modular or prefabricated buildings, orange safety fencing, and cleared dirt pathways. One individual appears to be in military camouflage uniform among the construction personnel.

    NORTHERN MARIANA ISLANDS

    09.04.2026

    Photo by Helen Wright 

    U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Honolulu District

    The Northern Marianas College president Frankie M. Eliptico and RFO commander MAJ Blake Jones tour the first nine completed modular classrooms at the college in Saipan, Northern Mariana Islands, Sept. 4, 2026. The classrooms are part of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ ongoing recovery efforts following Super Typhoon Sinlaku and will help restore critical educational facilities for students and faculty. USACE continues to work with local partners to support the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands’ recovery and build a more resilient campus community.

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    Date Taken: 09.04.2026
    Date Posted: 09.04.2026 23:46
    Photo ID: 9914782
    VIRIN: 260905-D-CS260-3395
    Resolution: 6720x4480
    Size: 8.14 MB
    Location: MP
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    A construction site visit or inspection is underway, featuring personnel from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers interacting with civilian officials or contractors. Multiple individuals are wearing safety gear including hard hats and high-visibility vests. The setting appears to be a tropical location, likely a U.S. territory or Pacific island, based on the palm trees and vegetation.
    Four individuals are gathered at an active construction site, with at least three wearing U.S. Army Corps of Engineers high-visibility safety vests and white hard hats. One person is in military camouflage uniform also wearing a Corps of Engineers vest. They appear to be conducting a site inspection or project briefing in front of partially constructed buildings surrounded by orange safety fencing.
    A group of five individuals are gathered at an active construction site, wearing high-visibility safety vests and hard hats. The site features partially constructed modular or prefabricated buildings, orange safety fencing, and cleared dirt pathways. One individual appears to be in military camouflage uniform among the construction personnel.
    A construction site showing a modular or prefabricated building under assembly. A worker in high-visibility orange clothing and a white hard hat is visible working inside or near a window opening. The site is secured with orange plastic safety mesh fencing along the perimeter.
    A construction site showing workers actively building or renovating a two-story structure. At least two workers are visible — one on the rooftop wearing a yellow high-visibility vest and red hard hat, and another at ground/lower level wearing an orange vest and white hard hat. Safety equipment including harnesses, orange safety fencing, and scaffolding are prominently visible.
    Two construction site inspectors wearing U.S. Army Corps of Engineers safety vests and white hard hats are conducting a site walkthrough. One person is pointing toward a structure or area of interest while the other observes. The site appears to be an active construction zone with temporary buildings, orange safety fencing, and palm trees visible in the background.
    An active outdoor construction site featuring several workers in high-visibility safety vests and hard hats working near equipment and materials. The site is bordered by orange safety fencing and includes a modular site office building on the left. The background shows palm trees with storm-damaged or stripped foliage, suggesting a tropical location possibly recovering from a weather event.

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