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In the haste to construct the Pentagon in 1942, only two-fifths of the building were backfilled. An enormous cavern was built below the remaining three-fifths, creating what would become the basement and mezzanine levels of the Pentagon. These areas were never intended for occupation but became the home of the Air Force in 1947.
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As in 1942, basement and mezzanine levels still exist under three-fifths of the Pentagon. This area has been divided into three segments. Segment 1 has been renovated and is now occupied by 1,200 Air Force personnel and the new DiLorenzo TRICARE Health Clinic. Segments 2 and 3 have been demolished and abated of all hazardous materials. The use of one design-build team will help to identify and plan work in the basement and mezzanine. Potentially, this will result in schedule and budget improvements.
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