Gerald Matthews can clearly see the charred launch pad where an Antares rocket exploded upon liftoff Tuesday, and said he has long feared such a mishap just 1.6 miles from his 55-acre farm.
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A decade ago, planners predicted that Laurel would see a surge in its population as civilian and enlisted military personnel, mainly from Virginia, were relocated to Fort Meade under the Base Realignment and Closure Act, or BRAC.
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Rothstein led state's largest workplace through sequester, furloughs
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Ferrell named 'Military Leader of the Year' by Association of Defense Communities
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Aberdeen Proving Ground continues to make computing history, as it formally unveiled a new supercomputer system Monday, one of only five such Army facilities in the country to have the sophisticated equipment.
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More contracts expected to be available over next five years, Army officials say
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APG, Harford County, working to give employees alternate transportation options
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When it comes to potential bone marrow donors, midshipmen at the Naval Academy are just the right candidates.
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Corrections department values experience, discipline of former service members
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Chelsea Manning, the U.S. Army private convicted of leaking hundreds of thousands of classified documents to the anti-secrecy website WikiLeaks, is suing the federal government to receive appropriate medical care for the gender disorder she was diagnosed with in 2010, the ACLU said on Tuesday.
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Battleground Poll shows public confidence in government workforce
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Army National Guard units in Maryland and across the country will begin holding drills again now that Congress has resolved an unexpected budget shortfall, a spokesman for the Maryland National Guard said Thursday.
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The Navy identified the pilot Monday who went missing last week after a crash over the Pacific Ocean as Lt. Nathan Poloski, a 2009 graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy.
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Long-awaited regulation follows contentious debate
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GAO found 83,000 Defense Department employees, contractors owed $730 million in unpaid taxes
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Scarcity of U.S. jobs offsets gains in private sector
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Cardin, area lawmakers had long advocated for the change
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