Army Corps Completes STURGIS Decommissioning

By Chris Schneidmiller

Following the completion of decommissioning, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ STURGIS barge is scheduled next week to be towed for shipbreaking. All parts of the STURGIS’ retired MH-1A nuclear reactor and other radioactive waste on the vessel have been removed…

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