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Maßweiler is a municipality in Südwestpfalz district, in Rhineland-Palatinate, western Germany . Maßweiler possessed a large cavern that had been used by Nazis in World War II. There were supposedly five levels in the cave, the lowest of which had trouble with occasional flooding. A large staircase for pedestrian traffic was near the highest ...
Maßweiler is a municipality in Südwestpfalz district, in Rhineland-Palatinate, western Germany. Maßweiler possessed a large cavern that had been used by Nazis in World War II. There were supposedly five levels in the cave, the lowest of which had trouble with occasional flooding. A large staircase for pedestrian traffic was near the highest point of the cavern, which led to an exit. Beside ...
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Aug 16, 2015 · By Andy Eckardt. MASSWEILER, Germany — Deep in the forests of southwestern Germany, three tigers rescued from private homes have moved into their luxurious new residence — a former U.S. Army ...
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Massweiler Ordnance Depot, Massweiler, mid 1960s. (. 71st Ordnance Group Unit History. , 1964. ) NOTE: I believe that some of the storage facilities shown in the map are actually underground.
Oct 13, 2017 · The English Mastweiler is a designer dog, a deliberate crossbreed between two large, muscular dogs designed to guard people and property, the English Mastiff and the Rottweiler. These dogs are family oriented and are naturally protective, but they are very powerful animals and interactions with smaller children and animals should be closely ...
Dec 28, 2017 · The Italian Mastweiler is a combination of the Italian Mastiff (also called the Cane Corso) and the Rottweiler. Since both of these dogs are large, your Italian Mastweiler will also be large and should be about 75 to 120 pounds when fully grown. They enjoy working just as much as playing and prefer to be busy at all times.
Massweiler Kaserne (Massweiler Cave), 1993 (Source: Walter Stutterich , Germany) Sign near main gate commemorating the namesake of the kaserne - Chaplain Charles P. Dayton.
