Foamy suds on the surface and along the shoreline are remnants of firefighting foam used at nearby Wurstmuth Air Force base, once the home to America's fleet of B-52 bombers during the Cold War.

Nationally, the Air Force has identified 200 military installations where the foam may have been released since the early 1970s. Besides their use in firefighting foam, PFOS and PFOA are common ...

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Those include two of the common PFAS chemicals found in AFFF, a foam once used by the military and civilian aviation to control petroleum fires, the Air Force said. In May, Dorsey-Spitz ...

JOINT BASE SAN ANTONIO-LACKLAND, Texas — Department of the Air Force installation fire departments are replacing current stocks of aqueous film forming foam, or AFFF, in fire and emergency ...

The Air Force also considered the damage foam causes to the planes themselves. If foam was deployed, maintainers would have to take the planes apart and manually clean the foam out of all the ...