Only two workers are assigned to checking nearly 1,000 tanks on two-hour patrols twice a day, Mr. Imaizumi said.
Trivett, a handsome twenty-five-year-old with an aw-shucks Indiana smile, later gave me a tour of the camp, which M.P.s now patrol twice daily to insure that nothing "out of the ordinary" is taking place.
An hour away by train in western Tokyo, a citizens' group patrols twice a day an area of elegant houses called Meidaimae, where streets have drawn an increasing number of thieves, muggers and robbers.
"Sometimes we see the same illegal migrants being picked up by street patrols twice in one month," he said.
He played a clip of the president pointing out that, since he has taken office, there are more boots on the ground on the south-west border than at any time in our history and that there are now approximately 20,000 border patrol agents, twice the number there were in 2004.
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It was claimed that North Vietnamese patrol boats had twice attacked an American destroyer, though President Lyndon Johnson later suggested that the incident might even have involved shooting at "flying fish" or "whales".
Twice last month soldiers patrolling the border found bags filled with explosives, according to the Israeli military, dropped by smugglers who apparently scrambled back into Egypt.
Provision was made for two occupational groups not covered by the above classification: The UK Atomic Energy Authority (UKAEA) Constabulary was responsible for security on the Sellafield site, controlling access at the gates, through which thousands of workers passed twice daily, besides patrolling the site and having special search powers.
Not far to the northeast, American forces on patrol have been fired on twice in recent days.
