The Environmental Protection Agency “is ordering the Air Force to study contamination at its base [McGuire AFB, N.J.] and take steps to clean it up,” per an EPA release. EPA has given USAF a timetable that includes working with the surrounding community to get public input. Alan Steinberg, EPA regional administrator, called the problem at McGuire “extensive contamination” that has continued over the past 60 years. The Air Force began an environmental study at McGuire in 1982, identifying 41 areas for potential clean up for contaminants ranging from PCBs and pesticides to jet fuel products.
BAE Systems: A Trusted Partner in Aircraft Survivability
June 29, 2022
BAE Systems, Inc. has formed a unique relationship with the U.S. Air Force over the service’s 75-year history. As one of the world’s largest aerospace and defense technology companies, BAE Systems is trusted by the Air Force with highly classified work, particularly in the field of electronic warfare (EW).