The Defense Department is expecting to pay $20 million cleaning up poisons in the ground and water at the Orlando Naval Training Center before the base closes in 1999. The pollution – on the … ...

WE CAME to Florida in 1947, and shortly thereafter Banana River Naval Air Station (now Patrick Air Force Base) closed. The housing in Rockledge was offered for sale to the public. We were very fort… ...

Pensacola, Florida has been referred to as "The Cradle of Naval Aviation". Naval Air Station Pensacola was the first Naval Air Station commissioned by the U.S. Navy in 1914.

Finding affordable housing can be difficult for service members, especially in tight housing markets like Northwest Florida.So what are the options when it come advertisement WEAR – Mobile-Pensacola ...

Jacksonville is the largest city in the state of Florida in terms of both population and land area. Harbor improvements since the late 19th century have made Jacksonville a major military and ...

ORLANDO (March 27, 2006) – The National Association of Home Builders and Professional Builder magazine have honored Baldwin Park with two awards in the 2005 Best in American Living Awards program. The ...

NORTH CHARLESTON — In the almost 20 years since the Charleston Naval Base was shuttered in a round of base closings, thousands of jobs have returned and aviation has replaced ...

The last vestige of Orlando’s old Navy base, east of downtown Orlando, sold this week to partnership of investors who plan to build apartments there. The 19.3-acre site, which is behind the T… ...

ORLANDO, Fla. — When Mark Rawls finally got off the streets of Orlando after nearly fifteen years, he swore he’d never go back to being homeless. The 54-year-old Navy veteran credits therapy ...

5 military families file lawsuit over housing conditions 02:21 Washington — Military families are raising the alarm about dangerous mold in military housing managed by private contractors.

For Hurlburt Field, Colonel Patrick Dierig says while they'd welcome any increase in housing, he says their biggest concern isn't housing unaccompanied airmen -- it's those with families.