An Era Comes to an End With Demolition of D Block

By Lauren Finnegan / Joint Base Lewis-McChord Garrison Public Affairs

Posted 5/16/19

JOINT BASE LEWIS-McCHORD — As Joint Base Lewis-McChord has continued to grow and change around them, 193 buildings on JBLM North have remained mostly untouched throughout their 78 years here. Now, …

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