Windy with strong thunderstorms early, then variable clouds overnight with still a chance of showers. Storms could contain damaging winds. Low near 55F. Winds SSW at 25 to 35 mph. Chance of rain 100%..
Windy with strong thunderstorms early, then variable clouds overnight with still a chance of showers. Storms could contain damaging winds. Low near 55F. Winds SSW at 25 to 35 mph. Chance of rain 100%.
Over 60 cadets and senior members from Civil Air Patrol’s (CAP) Tennessee Wing (TNWG) trained for air and ground Search and Rescue operations 18-20 March in Tullahoma and Greenville. The Director of Cadet Programs (DCP) and Director of Operations for Unmanned Air Systems (DOU) for CAP’s Alab…
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Over 60 cadets and senior members from Civil Air Patrol’s (CAP) Tennessee Wing (TNWG) trained for air and ground Search and Rescue operations 18-20 March in Tullahoma and Greenville. The Director of Cadet Programs (DCP) and Director of Operations for Unmanned Air Systems (DOU) for CAP’s Alab…
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Ben Dees secures a section of guardrail while working on a crew installing new guardrails along Wattendorf Memorial Highway at Arnold Air Force Base last month. Phase II of the effort to improve safety along the highway provides for the installation of guardrails at sites from Arnold AFB Gate No. 2 to Tullahoma.
Ben Dees secures a section of guardrail while working on a crew installing new guardrails along Wattendorf Memorial Highway at Arnold Air Force Base last month. Phase II of the effort to improve safety along the highway provides for the installation of guardrails at sites from Arnold AFB Gate No. 2 to Tullahoma.
Phase II of an effort to improve motorist safety on Wattendorf Memorial Highway has been awarded and is expected to be completed by the end of April.
Last year, guardrails were installed at 12 sites along the highway between Interstate 24 and Arnold Air Force Base Gate No. 2. The sites were in the vicinity of steep shoulders and bridges.
Phase II will expand the installation of guardrails to sites between Gate No. 2 and Tullahoma. It will include the installation of 16 guardrail sites on shoulders and upgrade guardrails at existing bridges along Wattendorf Memorial Highway. Installation working hours will be from 8 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Monday through Friday and expanded during the weekends to end no later than 7 p.m.
“Please keep safety in mind as you travel through the working sites for the safety of our workers,” said Oscar Portillo, project manager.
No road closures are anticipated, but traffic is expected to be slower at the working sites. Traffic will be reduced to a single lane at times with flag men directing motorists to ensure the safety of workers.
The Base Civil Engineering team asks motorists to drive cautiously, slowing down while passing work areas.
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