Col. Eric Noe, commander, Little Rock District Army Corps of Engineers attends the groundbreaking ceremony for the Little Rock Air Force Base Fuselage Training Facility. The $ million, 128,000 square foot facility is being built to ensure Airmen are being trained in the most efficient means possible. The facility will be home to seven bays providing all-weather, day or night vision goggle compatible training. "The Little Rock District values our relationship with LRAFB and is fully committed to serve the mission requirements of the base in a continual effort to strengthen our commo

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Col. Eric Noe, commander, Little Rock District Army Corps of Engineers attends the groundbreaking ceremony for the Little Rock Air Force Base Fuselage Training Facility. The $ million, 128,000 square foot facility is being built to ensure Airmen are being trained in the most efficient means possible. The facility will be home to seven bays providing all-weather, day or night vision goggle compatible training. "The Little Rock District values our relationship with LRAFB and is fully committed to serve the mission requirements of the base in a continual effort to strengthen our common bond moving forward," Noe said.

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