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Fort Meade removes hazardous trees to protect community, sustain mission readiness

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Fort Meade has removed 51 high-priority hazardous trees across the installation, reducing risks to people and property and helping protect critical infrastructure during severe weather.

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Fort Meade removes hazardous trees to protect community, sustain mission readiness

Fort Meade has removed 51 high-priority hazardous trees across the installation, reducing risks to people and property and helping protect critical infrastructure during severe weather.

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DVIDS broke the news 1 day ago on Thursday, November 12, 2026.

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Fort Meade removes hazardous trees to protect community, sustain mission readiness

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