On Tuesday, a fire started burning at a munitions factory in Pine Barrens, New Jersey, where weapons tests was scheduled for the day.
The New Jersey Forest Fire Service responded around  , 2: 15 p. m.  , to the , Warren Grove Air , to , Ground Range , in , Ocean County. The collection covers 9, 400 hectares and 60 km of aircraft, according to the , New Jersey National Guard.
Little Egg Harbor Township , officers on Tuesday cautioned citizens about possible loud noises coming from the hospital, as assessment was scheduled for , between 10 a. m. and 11 a. m.
State firefighters reported being able to assess the fire from the variety on Tuesday afternoon. The flames reached 150 acres by about  , 4: 30 p. m., but no structures were threatened by the flames, state rescuers said. No emergency were ordered.
A request for comment was not immediately returned by basic leaders.
Combat aircraft and helicopters from the Northeast participate in live fire checks at the selection every day and night, according to the National Guard’s site. It’s considered one of the most utilized , National Guard , ranges in the United State.
The service, which is secluded from streets by dense trees, is about 34 miles north of Joint Base Maguire-Dix, one of the largest military infrastructure in , New Jersey.
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