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HUNTSVILLE, AL (WAFF) -
Huntsville
will be on the cutting edge of combating terrorist explosives.
Ground
was broken Monday on the FBI's terrorist explosive device analytical center on
Redstone Arsenal.
The
facility will be used to analyze improvised explosive devices. Senator Richard
Shelby said the $125 million facility will improve safety for America.
"It's a
lot of money, but lives and the safety of our nation are very important," said
Shelby.
FBI
director Robert Mueller attended the ground breaking.
Ground was broken Monday for the new terrorist analytical center.
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