Bomb squad blows up military fuse at DOE’s Hanford Site

A three-person military bomb squad blew up a segment of an anti-aircraft shell after midnight Tuesday at the Department of Energy’s Hanford Site in Washington state, a U.S. Army spokesperson confirmed Wednesday.
The artillery fuse did appear to pose an explosion…

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