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Washington gridlock could impact Vandenberg Air Force Base

Vandenberg Air Force Base is home to2,000 military personnel and roughly 1,500 government civilian workers.

Some of those civilian positions may be at risk if Congress doesn’t come to an agreement on sequestration. The automatic spending cuts are scheduled to kick in on Friday and the estimated cuts to defense spending could leave nearly 100 VandenbergAFB civilian workers without a job.

Base officials say they don’t know exactly what impact the cuts will have butthey will continue topress forward.

Throughout California 64,000 civilian Department of Defense employees could also be furloughed due to the cuts.

Congress has until March 1 to come to a compromise.

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