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Orlando motorcycle accident attorney Doug Bills and the Orlando motorcycle accident attorney trial team of Bills-Redon, P.A. wishes all of our clients and friends a very Merry Christmas and the peace of the knowledge of the love of God. 

ORLANDO MOTORCYCLE ACCIDENT ATTORNEY : Our Orlando motorcycle accident attorney trial team has fought for decades to protect the rights of the injured against the interests of all major large insurance companies in all types of motorcycle accident claims.  If you or a loved one has been injured in a motorcycle accident and needs to make a motorcycle accident claim against an insurance company, call us and let us take up the fight for you.

El abogado en Orlando Douglas Bills y nuestro equipo de abogados en Orlando desea mandarle saludes y les desamos una Feliz Navidad y las Paz del Senor este simepre en sus corazones. 

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ORLANDO MOTORCYCLE ACCIDENT ATTORNEY

This information is brought to you courtesy of the Orlando motorcycle accident attorney trial team of Bills-Redon, P.A. and is not to be considered legal advice.  For legal advice on the particular facts of your motorcycle accident claim, contact Orlando motorcycle accident attorney Doug Bills. 

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ORLANDO, FLORIDA - Information and attractions

Another major factor in Orlando's growth occurred in 1962, when the new Orlando Jetport, the precursor of the present day Orlando International Airport, was built from a portion of the McCoy Air Force Base. By 1970, four major airlines (Delta Air Lines, National Airlines, Eastern Airlines and Southern Airways) were providing scheduled flights. McCoy Air Force Base officially closed in 1975, and most of it is now part of the airport. The airport still retains the former Air Force Base airport code (MCO).

In addition to McCoy Air Force Base, Orlando also had a naval presence with the establishment of Naval Training Center Orlando on the former Orlando AFB in 1968. The newest of three Naval Training Centers in the United States providing training to recruits, as well as being a base for selected post basic training programs for enlisted personnel, NTC Orlando also conducted nuclear power training for commissioned officers and the base had a prominent presence in the area. In 1993, the Base Realignment and Closure Commission ordered that NTC Orlando be closed, along with a companion installation, NTC San Diego. NTC Orlando continued in a diminished capacity until the base closed for good in 1999 with the last graduates of the base's Naval Nuclear Power School leaving in December 1998. The former base has been developed into tracts for upscale housing called Baldwin Park. Other than Reserve and National Guard activities, the Orlando area's remaining military presence is the Naval Air Warfare Center Training Systems Division/Naval Support Activity Orlando, located just east of the city limits in the Central Florida Research Park. The U.S. Army's Program Executive Office for Simulation, Training and Instrumentation (PEO-STRI), the U.S. Marine Corps' Program Manager for Training Systems (PMTRASYS) and the U.S. Air Force's Agency for Modeling and Simulation are also collocated at that location.