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Pentagon Steers $29.3MM to California Base Towns for Jolon Road, Edwards Training Hangar and Twentynine Palms Access

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The Department of War committed $29.3 million in Defense Community Infrastructure Program grants to three California base communities, bankrolling a rebuild of the only road into Fort Hunter Liggett, an aviation maintenance training hangar near Edwards Air Force Base and new transportation access at Twentynine Palms.

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