What is "anniston"

Usage examples of "anniston".

One thousand environmental weapons containers received from the Anniston Army Weapons Depot in Alabama, after they had been returned to Anniston from the Army chemical weapons destruction facility in Tooele, Utah.

It would depend on the DRMO, of course, but Fuller was right: If they could certify that a batch of containers had been shipped from Utah, the same number as had been shipped originally from Anniston, and assuming that no one at the DRMO had opened them, just sent them directly to a closed destruction process, then the logical assumption was that anything in the containers would also have been destroyed, assuming it was a contained process, as Fuller had pointed out.

Tom Franklin, commanding officer of the Anniston Army Weapons Depot, smelled of scotch when he arrived at the headquarters building.

You two make sure that you get a lid clamped down hard at both Anniston and Tooele until Army headquarters can get a spin package put together.

Colonel Franklin at Anniston was obviously trying to think ahead of the problem.

The reports in from Tooele and Anniston were pointing more and more toward the distinct probability that a cylinder of Wet Eye was missing.

Since the Army couldn't get permission to move it, one thousand cylinders of Wet Eye just sat there in the tombs at Anniston until this year, when this country finally ratified the Chemical Weapons Treaty.

Anyway, the empty coffins were then all shipped from Tooele back to Anniston, which, in turn, consigned them to the nearest DRMO, which is in Georgia, we think.

What you see here is the Anniston Depot's Civil Chemical Emergency Response Team.

Go to the Army installation at Anniston and see if anything is stirring.

It had taken him an hour and a half to get to Oxford, which was the turnoff for Anniston to the north I of the interstate.

He got directions from her to the Anniston Depot, thanked her, and left.

Sure enough, there was an inconspicuous sign up on a hillside announcing the presence of the Anniston Army Weapons Depot.

He had stopped for a late lunch in Anniston, then spent a long time crawling through the Saturday-afternoon traffic getting down to Oxford.

I want an MP detachment from Anniston to go along to set up a discreet cordon around the DRMO so nobody intrudes while this is going on.