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8 Sep 2020 - Kent Dunlap, NRM CAP (February - June 2005)
In putting pen to paper for my Career Advancement Program (CAP) experience, I considered what I brought to HQUSACE as well as everything I received. At the time of my CAP assignment, I was serving as the Lake Manager at the Keystone Lake Office in Tulsa District. I was born and raised in the small northeastern Oklahoma town of Dewey, where my influences were different than that of the Capitol City. I believe these unique participant perspectives are what make the Natural Resource CAP so beneficial for the Corps of Engineers in delivering our civil works missions. View full story |
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Updated: June 2024