The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) has been busy building new fire/emergency response buildings, not in the United States, in the European(?) country of Armenia.
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers photo.
U.S. taxpayers are unknowingly funding (through the United States European Command) the construction of three fire and rescue station projects in Armenia’s Shirak Province. Officially it is because the U.S. European Command is expecting an increase in major natural disasters. However, it was admitted that the fire station in Gyumri, considered the busiest in Armenia, was in desperate need of replacement due to neglect by the local and national governments. U.S. taxpayers are replacing the old station in Gyumri with two new state-of-the-art stations by the end of 2021.
USACE photo.
A third emergency response station will be completed in 2022, in the small city of Ashotsk.
It should be noted that Armenia is geographically on the Western edge of the Asian continent, yet U.S./NATO considers Armenia to be ‘geo-politically’ European, hence why U.S. European Command has jurisdiction.
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