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Oregon National Guard, U.S. Navy break ground Sept. 9 on gun range in Boardman
Oregon National Guard, U.S. Navy break ground Sept. 9 on gun range in Boardman
Oregon National Guard, U.S. Navy break ground Sept. 9 on gun range in Boardman

Published on: 09/10/2026

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Oregon National Guard and U.S. Navy broke ground Sept. 9 on a $12M machine gun range in Boardman, ending decades of planning. Troops can qualify on M240, M2 and MK-19 locally instead of traveling out of state.

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