The Corps' intern program is invaluable because of its exposure to all the engineering disciplines, as well as the project management and contracting processes. Plus the traditional shopping areas are renowned for the rugs and gold, and Kuwait City has several upscale malls. When I get tired of eating at the Camp Doha mess hall, there are plenty of good restaurants of all types, with reasonably priced food. Interns assigned to Kuwait live at Camp Doha where housing and all basic amenities are provided. I was pleasantly surprised by the Army's efforts to take care of its forces.
Interns live in a trailer where they share bath facilities with another occupant.
Food, laundry facilities, and transportation are provided. Of course, they're paid overtime. I wanted the international experience and everything that came with it. I'm grateful to my mentor in Fort Worth District who encouraged me to do this. Their assignment is a learning experience.