caserne

A drainage gallery was built to function as an emergency exit from the area of the caserne.

An observation block was planned for a second phase, never executed, directly over the caserne.

Characteristic buildings of the former armoured trooper caserne can be seen from a great distance.

The tour is limited to the entry, caserne and magazine, excluding the combat blocks.

He was executed at the caserne of Lobau.

Its former caserne provides support and above-ground operational functions.

"I'll take Caserne to sickbay and load him with sedatives.

An underground caserne for 650 men was built at this time, with NBC protection.

At Carlsruhe, my lad was shut up in the old caserne, where he remained for a fortnight.

Peacetime barracks and support, in addition to a caserne at Longwy:

In Hubbelrath there are a green fee and a caserne of the Bundeswehr.

A casern, also spelled cazern or caserne, is a military barracks in a garrison town.

The nearby Caserne de Drachenbronn became the above-ground support and operations facility.

The fort features a chapel, complete with traceried windows, and a monumental three-story caserne.

Restoration work took place from 1990-1994 which returned the chapel to its earlier form and it has taken the name of Caserne Dugesclin.

The Bockange caserne is a paintball range.

The operation used the M1 magazine and the caserne, sharing the magazine with German munitions.

Live outside the Legion caserne.

Near the pass is a fortification that dates from the 18th century and is still used as a caserne by the Swiss Army.

Hungarian extremists have imprisoned him into the caserne of cavalry in Subotica, where they've tortured him.

During the First World War a number of underground galleries were constructed to link the caponiers to the caserne.

In 1935 the city of Zirndorf applied to the German Reich Administration to have a caserne built here.

The facility occupied casernes 3 and 4, with the interior of Caserne 4 renovated to provide a two-level operations room.

In 1972, as a 19-year-old parachutist, Patrick Langlade spent four weeks' military service at the Caserne Vauban.

The corps headquarters was initially established at Yser Caserne, Lüdenscheid, on 15 October 1946.