Toxic Legacy: The Unseen Cost of Military Heritage The Frankford Arsenal in Philadelphia has long been a source of civic pride, its storied past a testament to the city's role in shaping America's military might.
However, beneath this proud legacy lies a dark secret – one that has claimed the lives of three dedicated police officers and raises disturbing questions about the long term consequences of neglecting toxic waste.
The arsenal manufactured ammunition and military equipment for decades, exposing workers to hazardous materials such as lead, radium, and other carcinogens.