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u.s. army apologizes after detonations shake utah homes
The Army confirmed it was conducting open detonations on test ranges in Tooele Valley and is reviewing why Monday's sound and vibrations traveled farther than normally experienced.
Utah residents reported loud booms and shaking homes Monday as the U.S. Army conducted open detonations at test ranges in Tooele Valley.
Some residents described the blasts as stronger than what they’re used to, with reports of rattling walls and frightened children.
The Army apologized for the disturbance and says it is reviewing why the sound and vibrations traveled farther than usual.






