That barracks — a structure the size of two semi-trailers, according to veterans and Native American protesters — angered tribal leaders who said that they felt the vets had swooped in and attempted to take over the protest movement even if the vets hadn't intended to do so.
This wooden barracks-type structure on Vassar Street in Cambridge soon became obsolete for the rapidly growing RLE.
Remember, think about what type of games you plan on playing on that field while building it to avoid unnecessary barracks or structures.
At another farm in Orange County, four barracks-like structures housed dozens of migrants.
The University of California's student family housing, University Village in Albany, was once barracks-type structures built as temporary housing for ship workers during World War II, which were retained for returning GIs entering the university and remained as student family housing for over 50 years.
Starting in the 1950s, NATO central army operations were run from the Campbell Barracks, a hulking structure built by the Nazis in 1937, taken over by the Americans in 1945 and renamed in 1948.
Its living quarters consisted of Army-type barracks, with each structure divided into four rooms, and each family assigned to a single room.
That would require taking into Afghanistan not only more war-fighting equipment, food and fuel, but also more lumber, concrete and other construction materials to build barracks and support structures.
The 1960s saw the size of the Corps expand to 4,400 cadets while the barracks and academic support structure grew proportionally.
There are also rows of squalid barracks -- one-story structures originally designed as stables, with 52 rings for horses still on the wall.
