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		In Vela luka there is a landing ground (30 m long, 2 m deep); it is well protected from the sirocco and from the bora; during the stormy bora it is recommended to use a four-point moor along the E coast.
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	Middle Ground Coastal Battery - Biocrawler
		The islet is actually a piece of hard basalt rock, emerging from the creek bed, having an area of a few hundred square metres.
		The Middle Ground Coastal Battery was once part of a reef, like the nearby Oyster Rock.
		After the setting up of the British East India Company in Bombay, the island was fortified in 1682 to curb the sea piracy in the area.
	www.biocrawler.com /encyclopedia/Middle_Ground_Coastal_Battery (415 words)

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		Federal funds may be available through the Coastal Estuarine Land Conservation Program (CELCP), while State of SC funding might come from the State Conservation Bank and/or the SC Heritage Trust Fund.
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	Middle Ground Coastal Battery Information
		The Middle Ground Coastal Battery is an islet off the coast of Mumbai (Bombay), India.
		The isle, situated a few hundred metres away from the Gateway of India, lies in the Thane Creek.
		View a list of authors or edit this article.
	www.bookrags.com /Middle_Ground_Coastal_Battery (406 words)

	Canada at War - Page: WWII: The Dieppe Raid
		On August 19th, 1942, the ground forces that were taking part in the raid included 4,963 men and officers from the 2nd Canadian Division, 1,005 British commandos, 50 US rangers and 15 Frenchmen.
		The tanks were to be sent ashore in the middle with the Essex Scots to the east and The Royal Hamilton Light Infantry to the west.
		The Dieppe fiasco demonstrated that it was imperative to improve communications at all levels: on the battlefield, between the HQs of each unit, between air, naval and ground forces.
	www.wwii.ca /page53.html (1931 words)

	Scotland History: Scottish Castles
		This method of fortiification, known as a crannog, was common in the Late Middle Ages.
		The site is defended on three sides by the ground sloping steeply down to the rivers, and the approach from the north is defended by earthworks.
		Stirling Castle is a castle in Stirling, Scotland.
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		One of the first local flowers which will pop its head out of the ground after the winter rains is the California lilac.
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	Administrative History of U.S. Naval Forces in Europe, 1940-1946." vol. 5
		Coastal forces, which were employed primarily during the night or periods of reduced visibility, were stationed, or carried out patrols as required.
		Responsibility for searching and sweeping, in NEPTUNE sortie and coastal channels, in Area Z and in the waters of the SPOUT north of the barrier, was left in the hands of the appropriate Cs in C Home Commands.
		The risk was not great as the British coastal channel was normally constantly searched, the area north of the barrier was not believed to have mines in it, and it was searched during the weeks before NEPTUNE just to make sure.
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		Remarks: We all (hopefully) know that starting your motor on the ground is one of the major sources of PPG injuries.
		As the light wind shifted, pilot turned the wing slightly to ensure take-off was directly into the wind, not properly noticing that the take-off path was no longer clear.
		There were two good days of extensive ground handling, classroom theory instruction, and working with the motors on the ground.
	www.usppamembers.org /incidents/incident_list_public1.cfm (4581 words)

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