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| At the | base was an octagonal Greek revival colonnade in whi |
| The Ghedi Air Force | base was named to his memory after the war. |
| ched the Lubbock community that Reese Air Force | Base was on the Pentagon's hit list for base closure |
| The | base was inactivated in 1973 as part of the drawdown |
| The | base was named Sather Air Base on 8 April 2005 in ho |
| The call sign of this | base was 'MIN'. |
| The various aircraft accident reports show the | base was used by transient aircraft from all branche |
| The | base was originally used for training of the Royal A |
| The mission | base was founded on the banks of the Qua Iboe River, |
| Its main | base was Sarajevo International Airport. |
| The | base was then handed over to the land agent the foll |
| The | base was also used for air-sea rescue missions by th |
| Initially written in C, the PiTiVi code | base was rewritten in Python eighteen months later. |
| Since the Maskiot site, a former military | base, was not ready for settlement, the group moved |
| The | base was closed after WWII and today is part of Cast |
| The atoll's value as an advanced | base was apparent, and work to improve existing faci |
| The | base was renamed in his honor on 13 January 1948. |
| The median income for a household on the | base was $51,290, and the median income for a family |
| More than 1,200 soldiers were killed and the | base was destroyed. |
| When the Americans moved out, the | base was largely abandoned. |
| In the 1950s, the | base was used by the USAF for Air Rescue squadrons f |
| The | base was closed in 1996 in an official Navy ceremony |
| The | base was operational from 1941 to 1946 and was home |
| Its main | base was Bournemouth Airport. |
| An “emergency” reception | base was set up at the Butte County Fairgrounds in C |
| The navy's submarine | base was named after him. |
| er the independence of Korea in 1945, the naval | base was turned over to the Republic of Korea Navy, |
| On its closure in 1970, the RAF | base was briefly converted into a transit camp for U |
| After the World War II in 1948, the military | base was transferred to the Canadian government. |
| The | base was home to the Sixth Cavalry. |
| A large naval | base was planned by Admiral Sir Reginald Henderson, |
| The | base was later used to assemble troops and landing c |
| The per capita income for the | base was $15,341. |
| Ellington Airforce | Base was adjacent to the Manned Spacecraft Center (n |
| The per capita income for the | base was $15,421. |
| This | base was not taken until 5 August 1943. |
| An air force training | base was also located here: RCAF Station Penhold. |
| Devon Malcolm took most wickets, although Simon | Base was most successful in the one-day league. |
| In 1943, the | base was renamed Naval Air Technical Training Center |
| That year, the | base was reactivated and renamed Laredo Air Force Ba |
| 4, during the final preparations for D-Day, the | base was completely sealed. |
| September 15, 1942, the Naval Reserve Aviation | Base was officially commissioned on the south side o |
| The | base was again renamed Bergstrom Field on November 1 |
| The air force | base was closed in 1971 and its operations were tran |
| However, the status of a permanent | base was debated in the federal government. |
| From then on the | base was used primarily for night fighter training. |
| ne B-47 bomber departing from MacDill Air Force | Base was destroyed when it encountered the parent th |
| In 1584, a military | base was established in the city. |
| The moon | base was to be eventually used for mining helium 3 f |
| ed obelisk, an unfinished partly worked obelisk | base was discovered in 2005 at the quarries of Aswan |
| Its main | base was Vilnius International Airport. |
| The | base was established in 1834 and known as New Orlean |
| Each | base was commanded by an Air Commodore and each stat |
| Chennault Air Force | Base was a United States Air Force Strategic Air Com |
| On 17th May 1943 the | base was handed over while still unfinished. |
| Although not completed the | base was official opened on 8 May 1915. |
| From 1900 to 1904, Noguchi's primarily | base was New York City. |
| The | base was put under maintenance on 1 July 1947. |
| The | base was established in 1962 when the main naval act |
| Its | base was enlarged and a computerized lighting system |
| The | base was only defended by antique fighters and mobil |
| By the 2000 the | base was home to the 54 Division of the Sri Lanka Ar |
| The | base was smooth, and had 8 vertexes, each one with t |
| The | base was renamed RCAF Station Lincoln Park. |
| Flight training continued until the | base was closed on 31 October 1945. |
| The | base was then inactivated and placed in a 'care and |
| By 1958, the Clinton County Air Force | Base was home to the newly created 249th Air Reserve |
| The new | base was supplied and serviced by the Ogden Air Depo |
| The per capita income for the | base was $11,594. |
| The | base was reached via Fortress Lake in 1901 by the Ge |
| A modern military | base was built there in 1952 by the Sri Lankan Army |
| The | base was built around eight grass runways, with 180 |
| he advent of more urban gospel songs, a new fan | base was introduced. |
| War II when staffing had not been an issue, the | base was wound down. |
| Its main | base was Smith Reynolds Airport, Winston-Salem. |
| ational lifetime the mission of Eaker Air Force | Base was that of a training base during World War II |
| During the 1970s a railway preservation | base was established at Cheddleton railway station. |
| A southbound | base was added in 1977. |
| The per capita income for the | base was $12,410. |
| With the end of the war, the | base was declared excess to requirements and returne |
| In 1956, the | base was renamed again to Avon Park Air Force Range. |
| On New Year's Day 1971, the ship's | base was changed back to Charleston. |
| As war threatened, her | base was Pearl Harbor from 6 December 1940 to 20 May |
| Following the Armistice, the | base was used to demobilize servicemen and was close |
| completion of interim airfield facilities, the | base was in operation. |
| First | base was in Haisyn Vinnytsia Oblast. |
| The | base was primarily used to train infantrymen on thei |
| This | base was briefly set adrift in 1934, but the iceberg |
| About 2,000 jobs were created, and the tax | base was significantly expanded. |
| d mistakenly believed that an Egyptian military | base was located there. |
| On 23 August 1977, 'ownership' of the | base was transferred from the U.S. Navy to the U.S. |
| Being the only woman pilot on the | base was an interesting experience. |
| The radar station and support | base was located at the southest end of the Aleutian |
| Mail from the | base was handled in Christchurch, and the issuing of |
| The | base was used to carry out anti-submarine patrols an |
| The | base was established by the RAF and was later handed |
| The | base was assigned to Tactical Air Command, and plans |
| that was stationed in this period at Rheine Air | Base was the Alouette II. |
| The globe's steel | base was recycled from a retired USA campus soccer g |
| In 1975, the air | base was officially named Theodor Blank Barracks aft |
| World Park | Base was a non-governmental year-round Antarctic bas |
| The | base was manned by a small group of Royal Naval radi |
| CFB Borden was named in his honour when the air | base was founded in 1916. |
| ty (airfield and shore-based former flying boat | base) was merged into the Canadian Forces and the ba |
| Blair Elementary School on Fairchild Air Force | Base was renamed Anderson Elementary School in his h |
| In 1948 The | base was renamed Ramey Air Force Base complex. |
| After its closure, the | base was reopened as Central Nebraska Regional Airpo |
| During the 1970s a railway preservation | base was setup at nearby Cheddleton station. |
| The | base was originally a Navy seaplane base and was lat |
| The bay where the expedition set up their | base was named Halley Bay, after the astronomer Edmo |
| In addition to the land airfield, a seaplane | base was also built by the Japanese. |
| The | base was expanded and renamed Camp Marfa during Worl |
| While under construction, the | base was known, unofficially, as Kehoe Field, either |
| The | base was named for Logan H. Roots in recognition for |
| Kindley Air Force | Base was a United States Air Force base in Bermuda f |
| The | base was leased from the Ministry of Defence having |
| In 1942 Lajes Air | Base was assigned the name Air Base No. 5 and the Po |
| On 1 October 1981 the | base was designated as Naval Submarine Base. |
| Richards-Gebaur Air Force | Base was also named for him. |
| Its main | base was at Kurumoch International Airport (KUF). |
| The per capita income for the | base was $11,450. |
| career fielding percentage in 29 games at third | base was .880 |
| No. 61 | Base was therefore the training base for No. 6 Group |
| activated on 15 July 1994 at Bolling Air Force | Base, Washington, DC. |
| the 336th Training Group at Fairchild Air Force | Base, Washington. |
| 16th Air Division, stationed at Paine Air Force | Base, Washington. |
| nth Air Force, stationed at Fairchild Air Force | Base, Washington. |
| playing and writing music for the wonderful fan | base we have". |
| increase to 1175 kg (although the difference in | base weight between BTC and S2000-spec cars will be |
| On June 12, 1994, the | base welcomed the 442nd Fighter Wing. |
| lb) morphine | base were captured on the ship, which was escorted t |
| Other aircraft operated from the | base were the Hawker Hurricane, Bristol Beaufighter, |
| Aircraft assigned to the | base were BT-14's, AT-6's, UC-78's, AT-9's, AT-17's, |
| Additionally, the arches at the | base were designed also to pay homage to those at th |
| All units stationed at Rheine Air | Base were incorporated into Army Aviation Medium Tra |
| Was controlling organization at Rhein-Main Air | Base, West Germany (1 July 1948 - 2 June 1951); Temp |
| Reassigned from Neubiberg Air | Base, West Germany in 1952 and except for a period b |
| largest power station, and is located in Naval | Base, Western Australia. |
| Second | Base: What |
| It's also useful as a | base when wrapping a bicycle handlebar with handleba |
| It destroys much of the underwater | base when chasing Spider-Man. |
| y School opened across from Bergstrom Air Force | Base; when Bergstrom was in operation, the district |
| He was the redeployed to Laughlin Air Force | Base where he received his wings. |
| r 1967, the squadron relocated to Nha Trang Air | Base, where unit was being broken up and the pilots |
| son ended, he joined the baseball team at third | base where he hit .319, |
| They arrive at a Russian | base where they are given guides and snowcats for th |
| Swan was able to infiltrate the military | base where Kevin was being held. |
| He was then moved to MacDill Air Force | Base where he commanded Special Operations Command C |
| He returns to the Humanz | base where the rebels deactivate the nanite cells in |
| The car was eventually towed to a naval | base where a tank tracked vehicle crushed the unfini |
| versary, they traveled to Alaska to revisit the | base where George was stationed in 1953. |
| cClellan Airfield, formerly McClellan Air Force | Base, where it is the only remaining military tenant |
| Senior Leaders Course are situated on the main | base, whereas the Survival Wing is situated in a mor |
| The diameter refers to the size of the | base, whereas the height refers to the perpendicular |
| There is a long, cylindrical bract at the | base which extends out past the flowers. |
| Cluj, Romania; the Komaron, Hungary production | base which was acquired through the February 2008 pu |
| to the RIR, that took place at March Air Force | Base, which has since been renamed the March Joint A |
| ecial case of a right prism with a pentagram as | base, which in general has rectangular non-base face |
| t significant is the stability of the conjugate | base, which is determined mainly by the ability (or |
| The | base, which consisted of a few hangars and some wood |
| He decided to play Allen exclusively at first | base, which allowed him to concentrate on hitting. |
| The statue stands atop an ornately detailed | base which supports two round streetlamps. |
| me arises from the iron furnaces located at its | base, which operated from the 1790s to the 1870s. |
| (Ringle Crouch Green) has been rebuilt from the | base, which was all that remained. |
| More impotently the Elephant Pass military | base, which was the only land route for Jaffna. |
| The tapered circular | base, which has several arched alcoves |
| The robots would work from the lunar | base, which will be located at the moon's south pole |
| The military | base, which covers 3,406 acres (13.78 km2), is divid |
| The airport is also a former military | base, which accounts for the long runways. |
| Cuatro Vientos was originally an air | base, which later became also a civil airport. |
| Built on a concrete | base which is 12 meters high it has four statues of |
| ead of East Close there is a new section of the | base which stretches from South Close to Danesfield |
| It takes Raga Tilang for its | base which itself is derived from Khamaj. |
| The | base, which is made of granite and stands at H. 8 ft |
| Kingsley College has a Mainstream Autism | Base which in May 2004 achieved the Leading Aspect A |
| e is also right outside of Fort Rucker, an Army | base which is the home of Army Aviation. |
| It is built of white marble, except for the | base which is of travertine. |
| Libya also established Maaten al-Sarra Air | Base, which was heavily used during the Chadian-Liby |
| his professional career, Harrison played second | base while attending the University of Cincinnati. |
| s playing time between the left field and third | base, while in 1974 he appeared mostly at first base |
| (1,886 ft), crest width 20 metres (66 ft), and | base width 1,128 metres (3,701 ft). |
| The average | base width of the Dam's earthen embankment is 310 fe |
| The Main Operating | Base will be located at Sigonella Air Base, Italy. |
| The single Officers Club on | base will be used solely by white officers. |
| RAAF | Base Williamtown has most of the facilities you woul |
| urred as part of Project Wedgetail, out of RAAF | Base Williamtown and RAAF Base Tindal. |
| Location of RAAF | Base Williamtown NSW |
| The airport runway is shared with the RAAF | Base Williamtown. |
| The 96th Air | Base Wing provides installation support for all Egli |
| The 502d Air | Base Wing previously functioned as the host unit for |
| The 75th Air | Base Wing (75 ABW) is a wing of the United States Ai |
| The 502d Air | Base Wing (502 ABW) is a United States Air Force win |
| July 1967 he became commander of the 603rd Air | Base Wing at Sembach Air Base, Germany. |
| retained USAF ground units under the 475th Air | Base Wing at Yokota Air Base until 1990. |
| The 78th Air | Base Wing provides support facilities and equipment |
| The 673d Air | Base Wing (673 ABW) is the designation for the suppo |
| 46th was reactivated, replacing the 4600th Air | Base Wing in March 1975, where it took over the miss |
| In 1992, the 3800th Air | Base Wing was disbanded and the 502nd Air Base Wing |
| 502d Air | Base Wing emblem |
| The United States Air Force's 628th Air | Base Wing (628 ABW) is an administrative unit locate |
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