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Home›Green Marine›Angst grows in Maine, N.H., about base closure list
Green Marine

May 11, 2005 · about 21 years ago

Angst grows in Maine, N.H., about base closure list

Across Maine and New Hampshire, Tuesday marked a period of calm before a potential storm for thousands of civilian workers along with sailors and their families awaiting word on whether the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard and the Brunswick Naval Air Station will be targeted for closure. Defense Secretary

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Across Maine and New Hampshire, Tuesday marked a period of calm before a potential storm for thousands of civilian workers along with sailors and their families awaiting word on whether the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard and the Brunswick Naval Air Station will be targeted for closure. Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld will announce Friday which of the nation’s 425 bases he wants to close.

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