Sentence examples for underground ammunition from inspiring English sources

Empirical regulations for inhabited building distance (IBD) in underground ammunition storage design are examined.

For underground ammunition storage in rock caverns, the safety distances for debris resulting from an accidental explosion are generally very large.

Other big subterranean facilities and projects include the Jurong Rock Caverns oil bunker and a proposed underground science city, as well as an underground ammunition depot completed in 2008.

The remains of an underground ammunition magazine at St Anthony Head, where large guns were sited (due to the presence of bats, it's open just one day a year – on 9 September in 2012).

Both facilities were to be served by an underground railway tunnel of standard gauge, connected to the Calais-Boulogne main line, and underground ammunition storage galleries which were tunneled at a depth of about 33 m.

"This included underground storage for ammunition and other material, the completion of hangars and missile shelters, and new radar and communications arrays," the organization wrote.

Hersh didn't leave Auschwitz until November 1944, when he was taken to Stutthof near the Baltic Sea, then to Stuttgart, and then to a camp called Gotha, where he worked in an underground bunker loading ammunition on to trucks.

If we put our heads in the sand it will push the operation of armouries underground and arms and ammunition will disappear all over the world".

In Boden, this included building underground storage rooms for ammunition and food, replenishing already existing stocks, increasing protection for other important supply functions such as the waterworks—as well as further military planning and also preparations for destruction of for an advancing enemy important bridges and roads.

Prosecutors contend he brought "operatives" to Bly to scout the property and planned for guard patrols and secret passwords for the camp he would name the "Ultimate Jihad Challenge". Ujaama allegedly discussed armed robberies, underground bunkers to store ammunition and weapons, how to make poisonous materials and the firebombing of vehicles.

In particular, this study investigates artillery ammunition which penetrates underground prior to exploding, either by design or by defective fuze mechanisms.