Lord Airey's Shelter is a subterranean military shelter in the British Overseas Territory of Gibraltar.

The catacomb was crowded with discarded sofas, old couches, tossed-out mattresses, and stained futons, making it look like a subterranean homeless shelter.

"Cuarto Chary, take a squadron and escort Viceroy Butler, his daughter, and all of the League representatives deep into the subterranean shelters."

The former capital has been surprisingly immune from bombing and missile attack (as the government had fled into subterranean shelters at the beginning of the Great War) which makes up most of his realm.

By this point most of the subterranean shelters had been taken by the army but still the militants held their positions in bunkers and among the ruins of the camp.

A storm shelter, reinforced basement or other subterranean shelter is considered necessary to provide any reasonable expectation of safety against EF4 damage.

Deep sea creatures hover around glowing hyperthermal vents; insects flee a smoke-belching mountain; prairie animals seek subterranean shelter before a river of incandescent lava (Johnson).

At the first word of enemy bombs, they are to scurry into the subterranean shelters that are a mandatory part of every home built since 1956.

Parapets and a subterranean shelter were provided for infantry, while a casemate, two machine gun turrets and a 75mm gun turret were added.

Some hospitals were also equipped with subterranean shelters where patients could be relocated during air raids.