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Environmental Protection Agency EPA, Navy, California Department of Toxic Substances Control, and City of Irvine recognized Marine Corps Air Station El Toro winner in EPA fifth annual National Federal Facility Excellence in Site Reuse Awards. Marine Corps' El Toro decommissioned.

The Redstone Airfield had a modest, yet historic start, with its original runway and first administrative building built in 1943 to accommodate the planes used to test incendiary munitions manufactured

A select few members of Duluth's148th Fighter Wing were selected for recognition this year.

In 1954, L.T. Skiffington had a bold vision for his city of Colorado Springs. As an elected Colorado House Representative, Skiffington lobbied hard to get the US Department of Defense

BOARDMAN — The Columbia Development Authority at long last is about to become the owner of the former Umatilla Chemical Depot.

BOARDMAN — The Columbia Development Authority at long last is about to become the owner of the former Umatilla Chemical Depot.

Few would dispute that we have the world's best military. But even our impressive resources can stretch only so far. And it clearly makes sense, as we try to win the war in Iraq, for us to make the best possible use of our limited military resources.

Navy ready to transfer cleaned up NTC boat channel to San Diego for Liberty Station development. City expects to owe Navy millions for environmental remediation to remove DDT, other chemicals

For the second time in three years, American taxpayers enter a new year with the pros- pect of giving more of their hard-earned income to the government than they did the year before, thanks to Washington's irresponsible fiscal behavior.

In March, President Donald Trump issued an executive order to spur a comprehensive reorganization of the executive branch.