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ARLINGTON, Va.----BAE Systems, through its Ground Systems line of business, and teammate Navistar Defense, LLC have been awarded a $40.5 million to participate in a 27-month technology demonstration phase of the Joint Light Tactical Vehicle program.

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Increasingly, new construction in tinderbox regions of Southern California are built with shelter-in-place techniques designed to allow people to stay safely in their homes if they cant escape flames. At Olinda Ranch, what look from afar like tile ...

One black van was used to ferry residents of the 484 homes destroyed by Saturdays inferno. White vans were used for residents of the roughly 120 homes that were still standing. Ed Hurdle, 82, was among many retirees who lived at the Oakridge Mobile ...