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Published 2 months ago

$56 million upgrade to Fort Knox's range means integrated air, ground training and returning booms

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Yano Range, which has been at the post since 1948, closed in 2018. But after the addition of a multimillion-dollar range tower, the range will reopen later this spring. The upgrade makes Fort Knox home to one of two digital air ground integration ranges for the U.S. Army.

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$56 million upgrade to Fort Knox's range means integrated air, ground training and returning booms

Yano Range's $56 million dollar upgrade built a new range tower, added technology, and expanded the range to 3,600 acres.

2 months ago·Louisville, United States
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