Nightly News | March 03, 2013
Handicapped DOD contract workers face budget ax in Alabama
In Huntsville, Ala., Phoenix Services, an Army contractor, provides jobs to 300 physically or mentally disabled workers who produce harnesses for parachutes and burial flags for military funerals. All of them face layoffs because of the sequester. NBC Pentagon correspondent Jim Miklaszewski reports from Huntsville.
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