Inside the military’s response to the Baltimore bridge collapse (The Hill)

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Inside the military’s response to the Baltimore bridge collapse

Inside a Baltimore cruise terminal last week, dozens of military personnel were spread out across a wide room under bright lights, with workers bent over computers across rows of tables hastily arr…

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Firms in Fed's Beige Book Fret Over Any Lengthy Baltimore Port Closure

(Bloomberg) — The closure of one of the East Coast’s busiest ports after the collapse of Baltimore’s Francis Scott Key Bridge has so far not led to broad price increases,...

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Baltimore Bridge Wreck Removal: Deeper-Draft Channel

April 23, 2024: 35-Foot-Deep Limited Access Channel Set to Open Temporarily The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) has made significant progress in clearing a major obstruction in the Port...

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Baltimore Bridge collapse ship owner invokes pre-Civil War law to limit costs to $43m

Estimates of disaster’s total cost range between $1bn and $3bn

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Progress Made in Clearing Baltimore's Blocked Channel

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) has announced significant progress in clearing a major obstruction in the Port of Baltimore which will allow part of main federal channel to...

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Baltimore Bridge Wreck Removal: Deeper-Draft Channel

April 23, 2024: 35-Foot-Deep Limited Access Channel Set to Open Temporarily The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) has made significant progress in clearing a major obstruction in the Port...

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Baltimore bridge: Some crew of crashed ship cleared to head home

The 21 sailors have been on-board the container ship in Baltimore since it struck the Key Bridge in late March.

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