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A military base easily penetrated by a group of non-violent women was no longer a military base.

After the successful launch of the latest Astra satellite from a military base in Kazakhstan, a press conference was held in Moscow.

An 8-year-old boy injured in the blast was taken to an American military base for treatment, Bennett said.

In a town dependent for its livelihood on a military base , a peace camp sympathizer is about as likely as a Protestant member of the IRA.

Or last month's less serious incident, where a rocket was fired at Camp Warehouse, the main military base in Kabul.

Wider and less hazardous channels crossed the southern rim of the atoll, the route taken by the naval vessels supplying the military base.