kagnew station造句

• On April 29, 1977, the last Americans left Kagnew Station.
• In 1953, the base officially acquired the name of Kagnew Station.
• Recreation at Kagnew Station was available in many forms.
• Not included in the report are the circumstances of the closing of Kagnew Station.
• Kagnew Station was an oasis of luxury in the poverty stricken land of Eritrea.
• On February 12, 1976 a meeting at the White House Situation Room took place discussing Kagnew Station.
• The military passed off Kagnew Station as a " telephone relay station " to disguise its real activities.
• When construction had progressed enough on Tract E, Kagnew Station officially opened on Tract E in 1958.
• Fighting between the Eritrean resistance and the Ethiopian government forces began affecting operations at Kagnew Station in the 1970s.
• By July 18, 1972, U . S . personnel at Kagnew Station were reduced to 900 personnel.
• Ethiopia then abrogated the 1953 United States-Ethiopian Mutual Defense Assistance Agreement and terminated the lease on Kagnew station.
• It was known as Kagnew Station and run by the Army Security Agency, a forerunner of the National Security Agency.
• In 1964, an dish and a dish arrived in Massawa and were brought up the mountain in sections to Kagnew Station.
• Early in 1977, the United States informed the Ethiopian Government that it intended to close Kagnew Station by September 30, 1977.
• Kagnew Station was supplied by planes from the U . S . Airbase in Dhahran, Saudi Arabia, and by ships docking at the Red Sea port of Massawa.
• In March 1971, 3, 500 Americans remained at Kagnew Station, 1, 900 personnel ( 1, 700 of whom were military ) and 1, 600 dependents.
• In addition to on and off base recreation, Kagnew Station had R & R centers available for those serving at Kagnew Station and their dependants ( wives and children ).
• In addition to on and off base recreation, Kagnew Station had R & R centers available for those serving at Kagnew Station and their dependants ( wives and children ).
• And until the late 1970s, the United States maintained an intelligence listening post at Kagnew station near Asmara, the Eritrean capital, before Eritrea gained independence from Ethiopia in 1993.
• In 1965 it had support responsibilities in Turkey, GREECE, CRETE, PAKISTAN, IRAN, Saudi Arabia, India, Ethiopia ( possibly at Kagnew Station ? ), Lebanon and Israel.