-
takes its name from the British-built
Grand Casemates, a
casemate and
bombproof barracks at the
northern end of the
square completed in 1817. Located...
- "about as many
volunteers as it did conscripts." Many men in
otherwise "
bombproof"
positions were
enlisted in one way or another,
nearly 160,000 additional...
- the
donations of Ted
Arison and
Shari Arison. In 2011, a 700–1,000 bed
bombproof emergency facility was opened. The building, with 13
stories above ground...
- mess block, The
ground floor of
these blocks consisted of a
series of
bombproof brick vaulted rooms. The
first floor was slate-roofed and open to destruction...
- georectifications, Smet and
colleagues discovered structures,
including "a '
bombproof'
earthwork traverse along with its
underlying vaulted brick masonry tunnel...
-
posthumously for his
actions during an
important ****ault on a ****anese
bombproof shelter during the
Battle of Tarawa. Born on May 2, 1910, in Atlanta,...
- and
wounded an
additional 20, as the
defenders had
taken cover in the
bombproof shelter. The 54th M****achusetts, an
infantry regiment composed of African-American...
-
Pierre André Bégué (22
November 1911 – 18
December 1993), code
named Bombproof, was a
French engineer and
agent of the
United Kingdom's
clandestine organization...
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commanders entered the
briefing hut of the headquarters, as the
usual bombproof room, with no
windows and
thick walls of
solid concrete, was considered...
-
Construction Battalion (Seabee).
Within the
industrial area the drydock, a
bombproof power plant, a
sewage pumping station, and a
machine shop were completed...
