The settlement resembled an alien outpost, with its own power-generation system and its water pumped on-site.
This time, the insurgents waited until dark, firing on the outpost with automatic weapons a little before midnight.
In 1900, large swaths of Berkeley resembled a rural outpost, with farms, Gypsy camps, and animals roaming unpaved downtown streets.
Nicholas L. Majka, arrived at the outpost with a briefcase full of Afghan currency, the equivalent of $25,000.
Those flags dot masts here in Vinalhaven, an outpost with a year-round population of 1,100.
Dawson City quickly turned into a small outpost with sinking wooden storefronts; the population fell to 1,300.
The fighting increased as Iraqi forces began to clear a neighborhood to the east of the outpost, with American support.
If the effort fails, then the station would continue as a three-person outpost with reduced research capability, it said.
Another continues the current program but replaces a permanent lunar outpost with stays at different parts of the Moon.
This year the impossibility of seeing everything has been made official: The show has a distant outpost, with works by roughly 30 of its artists, in Kabul, Afghanistan.
Over the last few years, Quincy has become an unlikely technology outpost, with five data centers and a sixth under construction.
