Nebraska military facilities rebuilt on stilts, 'anthills'

Like an invading army, the great flood of 2019 targeted two of Nebraska's most important military installations for major damage. It's costing more than $1 billion to recover.

Related Keywords

Salt Creek ,Nebraska ,United States ,State Of Nebraska ,Sarpy County ,Omaha ,Platte River ,Mark Himes ,Dustin Young ,Ashland Achilles ,Shane Martin ,Don Bacon ,John Winkler ,Donald Fucik ,Eric Armstrong ,Deb Fischer ,Nebraska National Guard ,Army Corps Of Engineers ,Management Office ,Army Corps Of Engineer Omaha District ,Young ,Camp Ashland ,Army Reserve ,Missouri River ,Army Corps ,Engineer Omaha District ,Wing Rivet Joint ,Cobra Ball ,Sensitive Compartmented Information Facilities ,Air Force ,Papio Missouri River Natural Resources District ,Project Management Office ,Lincoln Water System ,Lower Platte South ,Great Flood ,Armed Forces ,Onstruction Industry ,Ydrography ,Eography ,Politics ,Eteorology ,Ob Market ,He Economy ,Ransportation ,Architecture ,Ospitality Facilities ,Aviation ,Engineering ,Rade ,Business ,Geology ,Eophysics ,Motor Vehicles ,Medicine ,Inguistics ,Lectrotechnics ,Atercraft And Nautical Navigation ,Oads And Traffic ,