Editing Tyndall Air Force Base (section)

==Environmental issues==
The soil of an aerial gunnery school training range on Tyndall was contaminated with lead from 12-gauge shotgun shells during World War II. Tyndall Elementary was constructed on the former site of this training range; In 2009 a $5.5 million remediation of the soil at the school was completed and a perimeter fence put up, including a "buffer zone" outside the fence. When the hurricane destroyed the fence in October 2018, contractors erected a temporary replacement slightly offset which included some sections contaminated with lead to be located within the campus. As of August 2019, a new perimeter fence was planned to be erected until 12 August 2019 and School district officials were planning to contact families of the 180 affected students.<ref>{{Cite news |url=https://www.newsherald.com/news/20190731/tyndall-elementary-has-minimal-soil-contamination |title=Tyndall Elementary has minimal soil contamination |last=Offley |first=Ed |date=31 July 2019 |work=Panama City News Herald |language=en}}</ref>