hack green造句

• A handful-Kelvedon Hatch, Hack Green, Dover and Anstruther-became museums.
• It passes under the Whitchurch railway line, and then rises through two locks at Hack Green.
• The full version is shown on a loop underground at the Hack Green Secret Nuclear Bunker in Cheshire.
• The site, now known as " Hack Green Secret Nuclear Bunker " ( ), became a museum in 1998.
• If all the nuclear munitions at Hack Green were armed, the base would be the seventh biggest nuclear power in the world.
• Hack Green Secret Nuclear Bunker, a few miles outside the town, is a formerly government-owned nuclear bunker, now a museum.
• These were mainly concentrated in flights, with five locks at Tyrley, another five at Adderley, fifteen at Audlem and two at Hack Green.
• In addition to the Hack Green installations, the museum houses Ballistic Missile Early Warning System equipment from RAF High Wycombe, as well as decommissioned nuclear weapons from various sites.
• Hack Green, a former ROTOR bunker near Nantwich, Cheshire, and Longley Lane at Goosnargh near Preston, a former Royal Observer Corps bunker dating back to the Second World War.
• Several Cold War-era Government facilities which were also home to NRCs are maintained as museums and are open to the public, including those at Hack Green, Dover Castle and Anstruther.
• Until the end of the Cold War many of the sites were retained by the government but now have been sold off to private buyers or converted into museums ( for example'RAF Hack Green') and some transferred to the National Air Traffic Control Centre.