Not even military’s might can stop economic peril 
Just in case you hadn’t noticed, the military presence in Colorado Springs isn’t enough to prevent economic downturns.
While much of the economic stability in the Pikes Peak region is a result of the military, and the 54,000 jobs — a significant percentage of the community’s 330,000 — created by military expenditures, falling sales tax revenue ...Login required
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