Machine Gun Range

The Massachusetts Army National Guard has secured a key federal environmental approval that potentially puts it one step away from building a machine gun range on Joint Base Cape Cod,

In a letter, Rep. Bill Keating and Sens. Elizabeth Warren and Ed Markey said the overwhelming majority of constituents who have contacted their offices believe that further review of the project should be required.

If the National Guard Bureau agrees to produce a full Environmental Impact Statement, that process could slow down the project for years, and likely elicit many more public meetings, which environmentalists have been seeking since August.

Nearly 370 Cape Cod residents emailed the Massachusetts Army National Guard over the summer, most to say they oppose its plan to build a machine gun range…

The Massachusetts Army National Guard has released 900 public comments it received over its proposal to build a machine gun range on Joint Base Cape Cod.…

Environmentalists with the Association to Preserve Cape Cod are asking the Massachusetts Army National Guard to release hundreds of public comments on a…

Massachusetts Army National Guard officials insisted that they carefully studied the potential impacts of a proposed machine gun range on Joint Base Cape…

The Bourne Board of Selectmen is asking residents to send in questions and comments about the proposal to build a machine gun range on Joint Base Cape…

Cape residents are pushing back against the Army National Guard’s proposal to build a machine gun range on Joint Base Cape Cod. On Monday, nearly 50…

Parents and community members call for reinstating Barnstable High School’s principal. The proposed machine gun range at Joint Base Cape Cod gets a public…