"Is there a bomb under my house?"

From WWII bombing range has people up in arms by Travis Reed:

When residents of several neighborhoods near Orlando International Airport go to bed, they wonder what most homeowners don't: Is there a bomb under my house?

They recently learned that their 8-year-old developments were built on a World War II bombing range that wasn't thoroughly cleared. Now they're scared for their lives and investments and angry with developers and local government officials who residents claim shouldn't have allowed the homes to be built in the first place.

There are hundreds of former bombing and artillery training ranges across the United States, but few have 2,000 homes sitting on top of them.

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