Where on Israeli map are these bases?
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If I would tell you, they would lock me up and through away the key. Never would I be found again.
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Try http://www.palestinefacts.org
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http://www.israelimages.com
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all i can think of is south africa...\nBTW why is your name shoshanah- thats a girls name! it means "rose" in hebrew!
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Man,I'm studying that now and I have the maps on my book.Pity I can't send it to you.....Try Yahoo images.
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http://www.netstumbler.com/2005/ 01/26/150_wifi_hotspots_in_israel/ \n\nhttp://www.internetnews.com/bus-news/article.php/77441
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Firstly you have to be in Israel then goto the Military dept and apply!
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13 sites have been named it is impossible to say exactly.Best is  Mount Jabal Musa (Arabic: "Mountain of Moses") in the Sinai Desert as the Biblical Mount Sinai described in the Tanakh.
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The borders of the West Bank were defined by the 1948 Arab-Israeli War armistice lines after the dissolution of the British mandate of Palestine, when it was captured and annexed by Jordan. From 1948 until 1967 the area was under Jordanian rule, though Jordan did not give up its claim to the area until 1988. The area was captured by Israel in the 1967 Six-Day War, although with the exception of East Jerusalem, it was not annexed. Prior to 1948 the area was part of the British Mandate created after the dissolution of the Ottoman Empire. Located west and south-west of the Jordan River in the eastern part of the Palestine region in the Middle East, it is bordered by Israel to the west, north, and south, and by Jordan to the east. 40% of the area (including most of the population) is under the limited civilian jurisdiction of the Palestinian Authority, while Israel maintains overall control (including over Israeli settlements, rural areas, and border regions).
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Israel because there is no such place as Pak
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Ansbach, Germany\nBad Aibling, Germany\nBad Kreuznach, Germany\nBamberg, Germany\nBaumholder, Germany\nDarmstadt, Germany\nFriedberg, Germany\nGarmisch, Germany\nGeilenkirchen AB, Germany\nGiebelstadt, Germany\nGrafenwoehr, Germany\nHanau, Germany\nHeidelberg, Germany\nHohenfels, Germany\nIllesheim, Germany\nKaiserslautern, Germany\nKitzingen, Germany\nMannheim, Germany\nRamstein AB, Germany\nRhein-Main AB, Germany\nSchweinfurt, Germany\nSpangdahlem AB, Germany\nStuttgart, Germany\nUS Army Europe, Germany\nVilseck, Germany\nWiesbaden/Mainz, Germany\nWuerzburg, Germany\n\nfor a total of 27 bases in Germany
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For any question about recruitment to the IDF, please contact the Recruitment Administration at +972-3-5699111 or visit the following webpage: http://www.aka.idf.il/ " \n\nSee question #10
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Those coordinates are well above the Arctic Circle and appear to be on the polar ice cap.  No bomb tests were conducted in this area.  I am guessing that since you capitalized B in Bomb, you are referring to nuclear bombs.  In the United States, most nuclear tests were done at the Yucca Flats test site in the Nevada desert.\n\nThe coordinates you are looking for are 37.067398°, -116.032343°. (Google maps link is in Sources)
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It sounds exactly like the emblems on the old German Bases I saw while stationed in Germany.  The base I was on was in Bad Tloz, Germany.  It was once used for training the NAZI SS soldiers.  Today the swatztikas have been removed but they were still there in the early 90s.  Every building had an "eagle with a swatztika on the body" looking over the main entrance.  It sounds just like them.  The pin you describe sounds like a dead on match.
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No such unit there that I saw. I am stationed there. Check out this link to the 88th RRC.
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http://members.tznet.com/donjuan/images/Map%201st%20crusade%20&%20routes%20of%20first%203.jpg
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Israel is closer to Africa, your mom is right!  Israel is north of Egypt which is in Africa.  <<Middle East, bordering the Mediterranean Sea, between Egypt and Lebanon >>