Omaha District towboats set to power up with new engines for 2026

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A photo of eingines being removed from a towboat. — Omaha District towboats set to power up with new engines for 2026

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Omaha District towboats set to power up with new engines for 2026

Contractors place the engine room cap of the Missouri Towboat prior to removing engines, power generator sets and other equipment at the Missouri River Project Office, Port of Omaha, Dec. 3, 2025. The engines and generators were transported to Memphis, Tennessee for complete overhaul. (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers photo by Delanie Stafford)

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Tags: Missouri River Recovery Program, towboat, Missouri River

Photo by: Delanie Stafford | VIRIN: 251203-A-KS317-1011.JPG

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