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Outposts were connected to the main forts by concrete tunnels.

The rockets are set up, elevated to the firing angle matching the range and elevation to the outpost's walls, and then connected to the batteries that will initiate their launch.

Part of the Island Outpost empire founded by Chris Blackwell of Island Records fame, but owned by theatrical designer Sally Henzell and her son Jason, this 26-room hotel continues to feel fantastically connected to the local environment.

The network of satellites girdling Earth, providing high-speed Internet from Cleveland to Kampala, would eventually connect to the human outpost on the red planet, too.

As recently as a decade ago, the airlines put a premium on growth, competed on every possible route and sought to connect to even the farthest outposts.

Instead of thinking in terms of "sacrifices," I'm imagining an experience in which we'll all be connected to our neighborhood and its families through the school, which should be a hub of the community instead of a forgotten outpost that happens to be located at its center.

The crew will wait almost two days before entering the station, first conducting a critical space walk to connect segments of the outpost electronically.

The main exception is a 40-mile mud trench that, in dry weather, connects the provincial capital of San Jose (virtually inaccessible except by air or river) to the jungle outpost of Calamar.

A newly installed telegraph machine connects headquarters to police outposts in the newly settled suburbs.

They are the outposts of empire.

Altman and his team are going to become the Silicon Valley outpost of the LA-area company.