Armories

For Saxe, that means stepping up the recruiting effort and making the National Guard armories more accessible to their respective communities.

Hezbollah has embedded its weapons in residential areas, turning civilian homes into armories.

It’s one of the smallest emergency shelter programs ever offered by county leaders, who used to offer up 400 beds in the cities of Santa Ana and Fullerton every year at the National Guard armories.

The primary uses of the armories can be accommodated then as much as they are in the winter months; and the need for shelter for the homeless will not have disappeared simply because the weather is warmer.

Reunions took place at nine armories, including facilities in Arcadia, Eau Claire, Onalaska, Abbotsford, Menomonie, New Richmond, Rice Lake, River Falls and Madison.

Ten of the testing sites will be at National Guard armories in Albert Lea, Anoka, Crookston, Fairmont, Hibbing, Hutchinson, Inver Grove Heights, Morris, Stillwater and Wadena; the 11th site will be located in the west metro area.

As a result, some Patriots created their own militias that excluded the Loyalists and then sought to stock independent armories for their militias.

In March the police and Republican Guard deserted, leaving their armories open.

It was a great storehouse of supplies, food, feed, raw materials, and infrastructure of ports, drydocks, armories and the established Tredegar Iron Works.

Secretary of War Henry Knox and Vice-President John Adams had lobbied Congress to establish federal armories to stock imported weapons and encourage domestic production.

Successful implementation of the idea eluded Whitney until near the end of his life, occurring first in others' armories.

The new league had seventeen franchises located in a mix of large and small cities, citation as well as large arenas and smaller gymnasiums and armories.