He was arrested by the presidential guard, taken to their barracks a few steps from the presidential palace, and shot in the back.
La Esmeralda has a Salesian mission, a National Guard barracks, a few tin-and-palm-roof houses, a river dock, and not much else.
In at least some of the cases, according to Army officials briefed on the inquiry, Sgt. First Class Michael McClendon, who had been assigned to the academy since 2009, is believed to have entered a bathroom-shower area in a women's barracks when few others were there.
Neil Barrett, the British-born, Milan-based menswear designer who cuts a mean overcoat and loves a combat boot, was brought up in a family of tailors whose major income came from the army barracks a few miles away from his house.
Soldiers help to lay down sandbags outside the Pingewood substation a few miles from their barracks in Reading in an attempt to halt the relentless progress of flood water.
Soldiers are helping to lay down sandbags outside the Pingewood substation a few miles from their barracks in Reading - in an attempt to halt the relentless progress of flood water.
Housing was provided in simple barracks, and few laborers came with family.
I was drafted all right, but after six months I was unceremoniously discharged, although I was one of the few members in my barracks who was not actively trying to find a way out.
It is secure because there is a military barracks just a few meters away, so the groups of armed men do not come there.
On the night itself, the army remained in its barracks, just a few minutes from where the students were being attacked and disappeared over a period of hours.
