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By Zamone Perez<\/strong><\/p>\n More than 1,100 Army Corps of Engineers engineering, construction, contracting and operations specialists will take part in recovery efforts and clearing debris following the bridge collapse in Baltimore, Maryland, according to a statement from the Army Corps of Engineers on Tuesday.<\/p>\n The Army Corps of Engineers will lead the efforts to clear the federal channel as a part of federal, state and local response efforts, according to the Corps. Remotely operated vehicles and sonar will be used by the Corps, along with the debris removal vessel Reynolds, which patrols the waters of the Baltimore Harbor for drift and debris that could be hazardous to navigation.<\/p>\n Hydrographic and topographic surveying will also take place via the 61-foot survey vessel Catlett, the Corps said.<\/p>\n \u201cOur thoughts are with those impacted by the tragic collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge,\u201d said Col. Estee Pinchasin, the Baltimore District Commander, in a statement. \u201cOur Emergency Managers are closely monitoring the incident and coordinating with partner agencies for any potential support requests.\u201d<\/p><\/blockquote>\n