MIAMI, CMC – Top United States military officials say a fiber-optic communications cable linking Florida to the US Naval base at Guantánamo Bay in Cuba will be laid in 2015.
Navy Lieutenant Commander Ronald Flanders, a US Southern Command, spokesman has agreed with the two-year timetable that chief information officer at the US Secretary of Defense’s office, Ronald Bechtold, refered to during his testimony at a military commissions case on Friday.
But Flanders said the bidder “probably won’t start laying the cable until 2015” with a goal of completion “around January 2016,” according to the Miami Herald.
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