No Bay Bridge Expansion Any Time Soon
Posted by Java Joe on September 12, 2022 · Leave a Comment
Don’t expect another span across Chesapeake Bay any time soon. Maryland Transportation Authority officials say they have four or five years to analyze alternatives and assess environmental impacts and only then, if the state gets federal approval and funding can design and construction begin.
DoD Wants the Force More Capable, Not Bigger
Posted by Java Joe on May 3, 2022 · Leave a Comment
The Defense Department is looking to reduce 25,000 military positions. DoD Comptroller Michael McCord said the goal is not to make the force bigger, but to make it more capable. The new budget request would reduce the number of active-duty sailors by 1,184 and the Reserve by 951.
Navy Tests Its Newest Firepower
Posted by Java Joe on October 7, 2019 · Leave a Comment
The USS Gabrielle Giffords tested its Naval Strike Missile last week in the Pacific. The Navy’s new sea-skimming cruise missile is difficult to spot on radar.
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Nice Bridge Slated for $50M toward Replacement
Posted by Publisher on November 25, 2013 · Leave a Comment
More than 18,000 vehicles a day cross the Potomac between Southern Maryland and Dahlgren, VA, on a 72-year-old, 2-lane bridge. Traffic is expected to double by 2030.