"All of the commodities coming through the terminal will be in covered rail cars, dumped into enclosed underground units with dust control," Bridges said.
When the Allied forces landed in Normandy on June 6 , 1944 the armed underground units had grown large enough to play a prominent role in the battles that followed—harassing the German forces and sabotaging railways and bridges.
Moore, who has supervised MagneLink tests but was not involved in the research, envisions each mine being equipped with at least several underground units, while topside units move around as necessary.
He escaped in 1943 and the following year participated in a French underground photographic unit assigned to record the German occupation and retreat.
Mr. Masango was part of an A.N.C. underground military unit that operated inside South Africa in the mid-1980s and carried out attacks against the apartheid government, including assaults on police officers and bombings.
In a subplot resembling Sam Greenlee's 1969 novel, "The Spook Who Sat By the Door," a couple of anti-Mafia gangsters organize an underground paramilitary unit to rob dope dealers and numbers runners in order to finance a drug-rehabilitation center.
The lessons learned in this project can be of value for those considering the construction of this kind of underground storage unit.
Deputies responded to a call regarding suspicious persons behind a closed business at 5 25 p.m. Upon their arrival, they encountered two male suspects standing inside a medical building underground parking unit and detained them pending investigation.
An attack, for instance, would all but certainly lead to the expulsion of international inspectors, which, in turn, would allow the government to undo hundreds of monitoring devices and safeguards, including seals on underground storage units.
