Construction teams found an unexploded ordnance on NAS Jacksonville’s flight line on Wednesday morning. The area and several buildings were evacuated.
Read full article: Area deemed safe after construction teams find unexploded ordnance on NAS Jacksonville flight line Deep Bottom Creek is overgrown with trees as it passes under Scott Mill Road, just a few hundred feet before it empties into the St.
Johns River. | Google– Construction teams found an unexploded ordnance on NAS Jacksonville’s flight line on Wednesday morning. The area and several buildings were evacuated, but it is now deemed safe. Officials said there was no explosion, but the area was still cleared, and nearby buildings were evacuated as a precautionary measure. The area has now been deemed safe.A Navy Explosive Ordnance Disposal team from Naval Station Mayport is on site and evaluating the situation.Hailing from Detroit, Jonathan is excited to start his media career at News4JAX in November 2023. He is passionate about telling stories that matter to the community and he is honored to serve Jacksonville.
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