On 9 January 1942, the 718th Infantry Division issued orders to both its regiments that defined the following groups as hostile: all non-residents and residents that had been absent from their localities until recently; all identifiable Chetniks or communists with or without weapons or ammunition; and anyone concealing, supplying or providing information to those groups.
The bathtub was filled with paint cans and cleaning supplies concealed by a curtain.
(And, for the record, there are at least four kinds of knives: real, rubber, retractable, and reservoir, which conceals a supply of fake blood).
And then I remembered that we'd already had one, when the investigators discovered the concealed basement room which supplied Red Herring Number Three.
"I was willing to be the fall guy," Singlaub said in an interview Sunday, "both to take the heat as far as the media were concerned and to help keep the other guys out of the limelight". A knowledgeable U.S. official said he did not believe that the Administration initially planned to use Singlaub to conceal other secret supply systems.
Measure from the floor to the drain and determine the best place to conceal the water supply valves.
The luminaires were energized from a standard 120 VAC wall power supply through a carefully concealed extension cord.
Advantages include that the entrance to the bunker can be concealed, and it is easier to supply electricity, etc. Disadvantages are many.
They mention being supplied with equipment such as concealed cameras "to monitor" IS activities, including the life of women in the city.
Before they are apparently shot, the hostages identify themselves as Syrians from Raqqa, and say they were supplied with equipment such as concealed cameras "to monitor" IS activities and purportedly "confess" to having completed reconnaissance missions sanctioned by British authorities.
The interior of the prop helmets had nine functioning video screens, internal lighting, an air supply provided by two fans, and battery packs concealed within a backpack.
