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• So do the State Department's Operations Center and the Treasury's lesser-known Watch Office.
• Cottam's watch office was demolished in 1980.
• In 1992 the trust purchased the Watch Office and ground which became the Montrose Air Station Museum.
• In 1992 the trust purchased the Watch Office and ground, and created the Montrose Air Station Heritage Centre.
• A brass plaque commemorating the opening of the station is on the engine room wall outside the watch office.
• In Canberra, there are 11 separate watch offices and crisis management centers; there is certainly a need for greater coordination,
• Pustintsev said the authorities recently confiscated a number of documents, including a contact list of journalists, from the Citizen's Watch office.
• Codes were visible from the air, with high letters displayed alongside the Signals Square and Watch Office, usually near the control tower.
• The ground floor of the Fire Station accommodates the engine room, watch office, locker room and ablutions area, dormitory, kitchen, laundry and duty officer bedroom.
• The ground floor of the former fire station accommodates the engine room, watch office, locker room and ablutions area, dormitory, kitchen, laundry and duty officer bedroom.
• The community is served by a volunteer fire department as well as a Neighborhood Watch office, which doubles as a working office for sheriff's deputies who patrol the area.
• Instead of returning to the Day Watch offices with the talon, however, his instincts lead him to Maxim from the first novel, who is now a member of the Inquisition.
• The Watch Office is the home of the RAF Wickenby Memorial Collection and the Wickenby Archive, a museum and collection of memorabilia and archive dedicated to the memory of the Squadrons who served here.
• Nielsen kept guard in the night watch office; the other participants were Max Manus, Gunnar S鴑steby, Andreas Aubert, Henrik Hop, William Houlder and Erik Hansen Bakke . of plastic explosives, carried to the garage in four suitcases, and a sack with of dynamite were detonated.
• In October that year, the hangar which had housed Churchill's personal aircraft, the former Squadron Watch office and the Operations Block were given Dowding System ", which facilitated the chain of command's issuance of orders for the interception of enemy aircraft and a scheme used for the first time during the Battle of Britain.
• On 28 January 1941, the station was visited by King George VI and Queen Elizabeth, and the following month by a German aircrew; it was on 4 February 1941 that a German pilot landed his aircraft and taxied to the watch office ( control tower ), at which point the German pilot must have realised his mistake as he took off in a hurry.