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  1. North Dakota political figures Kevin Cramer and John Hoeven are mentioned alongside Grand Forks and AeroVironment.
  2. Advocacy for critical infrastructure funding in North Dakota, involving state officials and federal support.

Grand Forks Air Force Base Secures $20M for Runway Resurfacing

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 28
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Grand Forks Air Force Base received $20 million in upfront federal funding for runway resurfacing. U.S. Senator John Hoeven secured the money through his role on the Senate Defense Appropriations Committee. This funding allowed the United States Air Force to prioritize construction and complete the project within a year.

From valleynewslive.com

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The funding was critical to limit disruptions to base missions and unmanned operations at GrandSKY. The runway access supports Sky Range hypersonic missile testing and drone development through Project ULTRA, a Technology Readiness Experimentation event.

The event is part of advocacy for critical infrastructure funding in North Dakota, involving state officials and federal support.

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