Initial construction has begun on a $11.4-million, 21,170-square-foot multi-purpose facility at Fort Indiantown Gap.

The new facility is being built along Service Road in Area 4 and will be used primarily for soldier readiness processing and units training in Area 4, according to a press release from the Pennsylvania National Guard base in northern Lebanon County.

The facility will include a large auditorium with a stage and a folding wall partition to divide it into two equal-sized spaces, as well as 10 office and classroom spaces, two of which will also have wall partitions. It will also include a breakroom/café with kitchen appliances, a lobby space for in-processing, and storage areas. There will be 177 parking spaces outside.

Lt. Col. Adam Love, director of Fort Indiantown Gap’s De

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