In this subsection, the term "defense industrial base facility" means any Department of Defense depot, arsenal, shipyard, or plant located within the United States.
"And I would anticipate that we would continue to provide some of the interdiction strike packages as well, should that be needed by the coalition," he added, referring to combat missions such as attacks on Libyan mobile air defenses, ammunition depots, air fields and other assets that support Libyan ground forces.
The military assault should target Syria's air defense system, munitions depots, chemical stockpiles and all military runways to prevent combat aircrafts from taking off.
The prosecutor's office implicated him, when he was minister of defense, in the explosion of the depot armory in Gerdec, an explosion that killed 26 people and destroyed several houses.
Other warplanes returned safely to their bases after attacking Bosnian Serb air defense radar and communication sites, ammunition depots and command posts throughout Bosnia.
1962 U.S. Army Depot Ships in Asia ATHENS — Employing a new concept to increase the mobility of its conventional land forces, the United States is now stationing Army depot ships in Southeast Asia, American defense officials disclosed here today [May 6].
The report says that besides the militants (of several nationalities) killed at the hotel pool, more militants were killed at three other sites, including 10 who were standing guard at a weapons depot, destroying an IS air defense site in the process.
For decades, adipose tissue had been regarded only as a storage depot for body energy, mechanical defense against injuries, and a thermoregulator [ 1].
Syrian state media reported that dozens of Israeli missiles hit Syrian air defense positions, a radar station and an ammunition depot.
Twenty bombs were dropped, destroying a command center, jihadi recruitment center, a munitions depot and a training camp for fighters, the defense ministry said in a statement.
The unrest began after special Croatian police units began confiscating arms and ammunition from police stations in Serbian-dominated areas and from weapons depots belonging to units of Yugoslavia's territorial defense organization, a kind of national guard.
