Native Americans
Nov. 19, 2010
Military Sued Over Firing Range
Historic preservationists and indigenous groups sued the U.S. military Wednesday over its plans to build several firing ranges on land held sacred by the native Chamorro people on the Pacific island of Guam.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Historic preservationists and indigenous groups sued the U.S. military Wednesday over its plans to build several firing ranges on land held sacred by the native Chamorro people on the Pacific island of Guam.
San Francisco attorney Nicholas Yost is leading the legal fight alleging the military risks destroying a unique and beautiful place and has failed to consider alternative sites. The new firing ran...
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