The REMR Bulletin was published from 1984-1998, in accordance with Army Regulation 25-30, as an information exchange function of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Its purpose was to provide a forum whereby information on repair, evaluation, maintenance, and rehabilitation work done or managed by Corps field offices could be rapidly and widely disseminated to other Corps offices, other U.S. Government agencies, and the engineering community in general.
Articles, news, reviews, notices, and other pertinent types of information were solicited from all sources and were considered for publication based on their relevance to REMR activities. Special emphasis was given to reports of Corps field experience in repair and maintenance of civil works projects. In considering the application of technology described herein, the reader should note that the purpose of The REMR Bulletin is information exchange and not the promulgation of Corps policy. Therefore, guidance on recommended practice in any given area should be sought through appropriate channels or in other documents.
The contents of this bulletin are not to be used for advertising or promotional purposes, nor are they to be published without proper credits. Any copyrighted material released to and used in The REMR Bulletin retains its copyright protection and cannot be reproduced without permission of copyright holder. Citation of trade names does not constitute an official endorsement or approval of the use of such commercial products.
The REMR Bulletin was issued on an irregular basis, dictated by the quantity and importance of information available for dissemination.
Articles, news, reviews, notices, and other pertinent types of information were solicited from all sources and were considered for publication based on their relevance to REMR activities. Special emphasis was given to reports of Corps field experience in repair and maintenance of civil works projects. In considering the application of technology described herein, the reader should note that the purpose of The REMR Bulletin is information exchange and not the promulgation of Corps policy. Therefore, guidance on recommended practice in any given area should be sought through appropriate channels or in other documents.
The contents of this bulletin are not to be used for advertising or promotional purposes, nor are they to be published without proper credits. Any copyrighted material released to and used in The REMR Bulletin retains its copyright protection and cannot be reproduced without permission of copyright holder. Citation of trade names does not constitute an official endorsement or approval of the use of such commercial products.
The REMR Bulletin was issued on an irregular basis, dictated by the quantity and importance of information available for dissemination.
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