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2011-06-15
Gabion box with pvc coated-Photographs of Red River Floods at Fargo, North Dakota 2009-Hesco Barrie
March 10: The March 10th blizzard in Fargo adds to the snowfall and frozen precipitation already accumulating in the southern Red River Valley.
© Donald Schwert © Daniel Reetz © Donald Schwert © Donald Schwert © Donald Schwert March 24: Construction of a temporary earthen dike along Oak St. N, looking south from 11th Ave. N, Fargo, North Dakota. Red River stage (at Fargo): 32.4'.
© Donald Schwert March 24: A sandbag dike was quickly constructed today at Elm Circle,Gabion Mattress, Fargo, North Dakota. Thanks go to the many, many volunteers who helped fill and pile the sandbags. Red River stage (at Fargo): 32.4'.
© Donald Schwert March 24: What was intended to have been a temporary earthen dike to protect Legion Field in Fargo gets overwhelmed by the developing flood, as does the baseball field itself. Red River stage (at Fargo): 32.4'.
© Donald Schwert March 25: The thaw ends, as temperatures plunge below freezing. Heavy snows fall, impeding temporary dike construction. View is south from the Main Avenue bridge, Moorhead, Minnesota. Red River stage (at Fargo): 36.6'.
© Daniel Reetz March 25: As floodwaters rise, the bridge at Main Avenue becomes one of the last functional traffic bridges across the Red River. View is to the east from Fargo, North Dakota. Red River stage (at Fargo): 36.6'.
© Daniel Reetz March 25: North 3rd Street in Moorhead, Minnesota, is inundated by the rising waters of the Red River. Street lamps show the position of the street. Red River stage (at Fargo): 36.6'.
© Daniel Reetz March 25: Bridges across the Red River, view facing west toward Fargo. To the right is the Center Avenue Bridge. To the left is a bridge for the BNSF Railroad. To the left, distant, is the Main Avenue Bridge. Red River stage (at Fargo): 36.6'.
© Daniel Reetz March 25: In preparation for expanding an existing sandbag dike, snow is removed. Woodcrest Drive, Fargo, North Dakota.
© Daniel Reetz March 26: Busloads of patient volunteers receive instructions on how to expand an existing sandbag dike. Woodcrest Drive, Fargo, North Dakota.
© Daniel Reetz March 26: Tough guys: everyone joins in in a massive volunteer effort to construct miles and miles of sandbag dikes. Fargo, North Dakota.
© Daniel Reetz March 26: Hesco bastion barriers were originally designed as blast walls, that could be quickly assembled in military zones. They are gabions (i.e. wire cages), covered with a liner and then loaded with sand. They assemble quickly and now serve Fargo as effective floodwalls. This photo shows the "kit."
© Donald Schwert March 26: Hesco bastion barriers assembled as flood walls,gabion-Flood Line-Hesco Barrier, Legion Field, Elm Street N and 12th Ave. N, Fargo, North Dakota. Red River stage (at Fargo): 39.6'.
© Donald Schwert March 26: Hesco bastion barriers assembled as flood walls, Legion Field, Elm Street N and 12th Ave. N, Fargo, North Dakota. Red River stage (at Fargo): 39.6'.
© Donald Schwert March 26: Hesco bastion barriers assembled as flood walls, Legion Field, Elm Street N and 12th Ave. N, Fargo, North Dakota. Red River stage (at Fargo): 39.6'.
© Donald Schwert March 26: Hesco bastion barrier merging into a sandbag dike, 11th Avenue N. and Elm Street, Fargo, North Dakota. Red River stage (at Fargo): 39.6'.
© Donald Schwert March 26: Hesco bastion barrier merging into a sandbag dike, 11th Avenue N. and Elm Street, Fargo, North Dakota. Red River stage (at Fargo): 39.6'.
© Donald Schwert March 26: Temporary clay dike being constructed at entrance to Trefoil Park, Elm Street N and 14th Avenue N, Fargo, North Dakota. Red River stage (at Fargo): 39.6'.
© Donald Schwert March 26: Elm Street N and 14th Avenue N, Fargo, North Dakota. Red River stage (at Fargo): 39.6'.
© Donald Schwert March 26: Elm Street N and 14th Avenue N, Fargo, North Dakota. Red River stage (at Fargo): 39.6'.
© Donald Schwert March 27: At 2 a.m, ambulances line up at MeritCare Hospital (the largest hospital in North Dakota) to assist in the evacuation of patients. Fargo, North Dakota.
© Daniel Reetz March 27: Sandbag crew reconstructing temporary dike at south edge of El Zagal Shrine, 14th Avenue N, Fargo, North Dakota. Red River stage (at Fargo): 40.7'.
© Donald Schwert March 27: Sandbag crew reconstructing temporary dike at south edge of El Zagal Shrine, 14th Avenue N, Fargo, North Dakota. Red River stage (at Fargo): 40.7'.
© Donald Schwert March 27: Sandbags, with sandbags on top of permanent dike. West end El Zagal Golf Course, 3rd Street N, Fargo, North Dakota. Red River stage (at Fargo): 40.7'.
© Donald Schwert March 27: Temporary earthen dike along 14th Avenue N at Oak Street N, Fargo, North Dakota. Red River stage (at Fargo): 40.7'.
© Donald Schwert March 27: Temporary earthen dike along 14th Avenue N, Fargo, North Dakota. Floodwaters are frozen are opposite side. Red River stage (at Fargo): 40.7'.
© Donald Schwert March 27: Temporary earthen dike along 15th Avenue N, Fargo, North Dakota. Floodwaters are frozen are opposite side. Red River stage (at Fargo): 40.7'.
© Donald Schwert March 27: Temporary lift station (multiple pumps) along 15th Avenue N, Fargo, North Dakota.
© Donald Schwert March 27: Floodwaters (frozen) covering the baseball field at Jack Williams Stadium, Fargo, North Dakota. Red River stage (at Fargo): 40.7'.
© Donald Schwert March 27: View facing southwest from Moorhead onto the Main Avenue Bridge. Red River stage (at Fargo): 40.7'.
© Larry Hansen March 28: Dawn at Main Avenue bridge, Fargo, North Dakota. Just after crest.
© Daniel Reetz March 28: Flood just after crest at downtown Fargo. Red River stage (at Fargo): 40.8'.
© Donald Schwert March 28: Flood just after crest at downtown Fargo, North Dakota. Red River stage (at Fargo): 40.8'.
© Donald Schwert March 28: Flood just after crest at downtown Fargo, North Dakota. View includes the Heritage Hjemkomst Center in Moorhead, Minnesota (white structure, far left). Red River stage (at Fargo): 40.8'.
© Donald Schwert March 28: Flood just after crest at downtown Fargo, North Dakota. View is to the south from the bridge on Main Avenue. Red River stage (at Fargo): 40.8'.
© Donald Schwert March 28: Flood just after crest at downtown Moorhead, Minnesota. View is to the south from the bridge on Main Avenue. Flooded houses in the Woodlawn Park neighborhood are visible in the distance. Red River stage (at Fargo): 40.8'.
© Donald Schwert March 28: Flood just after crest at downtown Fargo, North Dakota. View is of the flood wall at the east end of the Main Avenue bridge. Blue structure in the distance is the temporary buildup of the permanent dike at Island Park. Red River stage (at Fargo): 40.8'.
© Donald Schwert March 28: Flood just after crest at downtown Fargo, North Dakota. View is at the east end of the Main Avenue bridge. Minor leakage is occurring from flood wall to the left. Red River stage (at Fargo): 40.8'.
© Donald Schwert March 28: Flood just after crest along temporary earthen dike on top of 2nd Street N, downtown Fargo, North Dakota. Red River stage (at Fargo): 40.8'.
© Donald Schwert March 28: Flood just after crest along temporary earthen dike on top of 2nd Street N, downtown Fargo, North Dakota. Red River stage (at Fargo): 40.8'.
© Donald Schwert March 28: Earthen diking at S. Terrace and Elm Street N, Fargo, North Dakota. Dike in the foreground is a contingency dike lining Elm Street, should any the temporary diking in the Oak Grove Neighborhood fail. Red River (frozen) is visible in the distance. Red River stage (at Fargo): 40.8'.
© Donald Schwert March 28: Earthen dike at 7th Avenue N and Oak Street, Fargo,石笼网-Welded Mesh Gabions, Gabion Baskets, Gabion Rock Baskets, Gabion Baskets Mattresses, Gabion B, North Dakota. Red River stage (at Fargo): 40.8'.
© Donald Schwert March 28: Earthen dike along Oak Street N, Fargo, North Dakota. View is to the north, toward Mikkelson Field. Red River stage (at Fargo): 40.8'.
© Donald Schwert March 28: Earthen dike along Oak Street N at 8th Avenue N, Fargo, North Dakota. View is to the north,Gabion box with pvc coated, toward Mikkelson Field. Red River stage (at Fargo): 40.8'.
© Donald Schwert March 28: Sandbagged home, Oakport Township, north of Moorhead, Minnesota.
© Wendy Reed March 28: Sandbagged home, Oakport Township, north of Moorhead, Minnesota.
© Wendy Reed March 28: Dusk at Jack Williams Stadium, 12th Avenue N and Elm Street, Fargo, North Dakota.
© Daniel Reetz March 29: Snowmen walking on water are a reliable indicator of non-normalcy. Moorhead, Minnesota.
© Daniel Reetz March 29: BNSF railroad bridge, Moorhead,Welded Gabion Box, Minnesota.
© Daniel Reetz March 29: Media coverage of the flood is directed to outer space from a truck parked behind a snowpile, Moorhead, Minnesota.
© Daniel Reetz March 29: The downtown Fargo fire station serves as a mobilization center for both military and fire department traffic.
© Daniel Reetz March 29: Borrow pit for clay at 36th Avenue N and University Drive, Fargo, North Dakota. One of several massive pits being dug for clay, hauled away to build the temporary dikes.
© Guy Hokanson March 29: Moorhead, Minnesota. View northwestward onto flooded railroad bridge. The Heritage Hjemkomst Heritage Center is in the distance.
© Larry Hansen March 29: Moorhead, Minnesota. View northwestward toward the Moorhead Center Mall.
© Larry Hansen March 29: Moorhead, Minnesota. View northwestward from the Main Avenue Bridge.
© Larry Hansen March 30: With strong winds expected from the north, sheeting is laid upon an earthen dike to protect it from wave erosion. Elm Street N at 14th Avenue N, Fargo, North Dakota.
© Guy Hokanson March 30: Piles of sandbags, manufactured in India, await their destiny in Fargo, North Dakota.
© Daniel Reetz March 30: Heavy snows associated with the arrival yet another winter storm fall upon Fargo, as the flood threat continues. These words inscribed on the Statue of Liberty's tablet seem strangely appropriate: "Give me your tired . . . "
© Daniel Reetz March 31: Amidst a heavy snowstorm, reporter Karen Pauls of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation records the reactions of Fargo citizens to the ongoing flood. 14th Avenue N. and Oak Street, just south of the earthen dike at El Zagal Golf Course.
© Donald Schwert March 28: The snows leave a restful setting,hesco bastion, as the floodwaters recede from this house in Oakport Township, north of Moorhead, Minnesota. Red River stage (at Fargo): 38.3'.
© Wendy Reed March 28: Unlike their human neighbors, these birds did not need to build a sandbag dike. Oakport Township, north of Moorhead,石笼网-Welded Box Weld Mesh Gabion Rock Box - QiaoShi Gabion Factory-Hesco Barrier, Minnesota. Red River stage (at Fargo): 38.3'.
© Wendy Reed March 31: View west toward downtown Fargo from the parking ramp at the Moorhead (Minnesota) Center Mall. Red River stage (at Fargo): 37.8'.
© Daniel Reetz March 31: Moorhead, Minnesota. View west toward Fargo along 1st Avenue N. Red River stage (at Fargo): 37.8'.
© Daniel Reetz March 31: Moorhead, Minnesota. BNSF railroad bridge across the river. Red River stage (at Fargo): 37.8'.
© Daniel Reetz April 3: Moorhead, Minnesota. 2nd Street facing toward the southwest. Red River stage (at Fargo): 35.7'.
© Daniel Reetz
© Donald Schwert © Daniel Reetz © Donald Schwert © Donald Schwert © Donald Schwert March 24: Construction of a temporary earthen dike along Oak St. N, looking south from 11th Ave. N, Fargo, North Dakota. Red River stage (at Fargo): 32.4'.
© Donald Schwert March 24: A sandbag dike was quickly constructed today at Elm Circle,Gabion Mattress, Fargo, North Dakota. Thanks go to the many, many volunteers who helped fill and pile the sandbags. Red River stage (at Fargo): 32.4'.
© Donald Schwert March 24: What was intended to have been a temporary earthen dike to protect Legion Field in Fargo gets overwhelmed by the developing flood, as does the baseball field itself. Red River stage (at Fargo): 32.4'.
© Donald Schwert March 25: The thaw ends, as temperatures plunge below freezing. Heavy snows fall, impeding temporary dike construction. View is south from the Main Avenue bridge, Moorhead, Minnesota. Red River stage (at Fargo): 36.6'.
© Daniel Reetz March 25: As floodwaters rise, the bridge at Main Avenue becomes one of the last functional traffic bridges across the Red River. View is to the east from Fargo, North Dakota. Red River stage (at Fargo): 36.6'.
© Daniel Reetz March 25: North 3rd Street in Moorhead, Minnesota, is inundated by the rising waters of the Red River. Street lamps show the position of the street. Red River stage (at Fargo): 36.6'.
© Daniel Reetz March 25: Bridges across the Red River, view facing west toward Fargo. To the right is the Center Avenue Bridge. To the left is a bridge for the BNSF Railroad. To the left, distant, is the Main Avenue Bridge. Red River stage (at Fargo): 36.6'.
© Daniel Reetz March 25: In preparation for expanding an existing sandbag dike, snow is removed. Woodcrest Drive, Fargo, North Dakota.
© Daniel Reetz March 26: Busloads of patient volunteers receive instructions on how to expand an existing sandbag dike. Woodcrest Drive, Fargo, North Dakota.
© Daniel Reetz March 26: Tough guys: everyone joins in in a massive volunteer effort to construct miles and miles of sandbag dikes. Fargo, North Dakota.
© Daniel Reetz March 26: Hesco bastion barriers were originally designed as blast walls, that could be quickly assembled in military zones. They are gabions (i.e. wire cages), covered with a liner and then loaded with sand. They assemble quickly and now serve Fargo as effective floodwalls. This photo shows the "kit."
© Donald Schwert March 26: Hesco bastion barriers assembled as flood walls,gabion-Flood Line-Hesco Barrier, Legion Field, Elm Street N and 12th Ave. N, Fargo, North Dakota. Red River stage (at Fargo): 39.6'.
© Donald Schwert March 26: Hesco bastion barriers assembled as flood walls, Legion Field, Elm Street N and 12th Ave. N, Fargo, North Dakota. Red River stage (at Fargo): 39.6'.
© Donald Schwert March 26: Hesco bastion barriers assembled as flood walls, Legion Field, Elm Street N and 12th Ave. N, Fargo, North Dakota. Red River stage (at Fargo): 39.6'.
© Donald Schwert March 26: Hesco bastion barrier merging into a sandbag dike, 11th Avenue N. and Elm Street, Fargo, North Dakota. Red River stage (at Fargo): 39.6'.
© Donald Schwert March 26: Hesco bastion barrier merging into a sandbag dike, 11th Avenue N. and Elm Street, Fargo, North Dakota. Red River stage (at Fargo): 39.6'.
© Donald Schwert March 26: Temporary clay dike being constructed at entrance to Trefoil Park, Elm Street N and 14th Avenue N, Fargo, North Dakota. Red River stage (at Fargo): 39.6'.
© Donald Schwert March 26: Elm Street N and 14th Avenue N, Fargo, North Dakota. Red River stage (at Fargo): 39.6'.
© Donald Schwert March 26: Elm Street N and 14th Avenue N, Fargo, North Dakota. Red River stage (at Fargo): 39.6'.
© Donald Schwert March 27: At 2 a.m, ambulances line up at MeritCare Hospital (the largest hospital in North Dakota) to assist in the evacuation of patients. Fargo, North Dakota.
© Daniel Reetz March 27: Sandbag crew reconstructing temporary dike at south edge of El Zagal Shrine, 14th Avenue N, Fargo, North Dakota. Red River stage (at Fargo): 40.7'.
© Donald Schwert March 27: Sandbag crew reconstructing temporary dike at south edge of El Zagal Shrine, 14th Avenue N, Fargo, North Dakota. Red River stage (at Fargo): 40.7'.
© Donald Schwert March 27: Sandbags, with sandbags on top of permanent dike. West end El Zagal Golf Course, 3rd Street N, Fargo, North Dakota. Red River stage (at Fargo): 40.7'.
© Donald Schwert March 27: Temporary earthen dike along 14th Avenue N at Oak Street N, Fargo, North Dakota. Red River stage (at Fargo): 40.7'.
© Donald Schwert March 27: Temporary earthen dike along 14th Avenue N, Fargo, North Dakota. Floodwaters are frozen are opposite side. Red River stage (at Fargo): 40.7'.
© Donald Schwert March 27: Temporary earthen dike along 15th Avenue N, Fargo, North Dakota. Floodwaters are frozen are opposite side. Red River stage (at Fargo): 40.7'.
© Donald Schwert March 27: Temporary lift station (multiple pumps) along 15th Avenue N, Fargo, North Dakota.
© Donald Schwert March 27: Floodwaters (frozen) covering the baseball field at Jack Williams Stadium, Fargo, North Dakota. Red River stage (at Fargo): 40.7'.
© Donald Schwert March 27: View facing southwest from Moorhead onto the Main Avenue Bridge. Red River stage (at Fargo): 40.7'.
© Larry Hansen March 28: Dawn at Main Avenue bridge, Fargo, North Dakota. Just after crest.
© Daniel Reetz March 28: Flood just after crest at downtown Fargo. Red River stage (at Fargo): 40.8'.
© Donald Schwert March 28: Flood just after crest at downtown Fargo, North Dakota. Red River stage (at Fargo): 40.8'.
© Donald Schwert March 28: Flood just after crest at downtown Fargo, North Dakota. View includes the Heritage Hjemkomst Center in Moorhead, Minnesota (white structure, far left). Red River stage (at Fargo): 40.8'.
© Donald Schwert March 28: Flood just after crest at downtown Fargo, North Dakota. View is to the south from the bridge on Main Avenue. Red River stage (at Fargo): 40.8'.
© Donald Schwert March 28: Flood just after crest at downtown Moorhead, Minnesota. View is to the south from the bridge on Main Avenue. Flooded houses in the Woodlawn Park neighborhood are visible in the distance. Red River stage (at Fargo): 40.8'.
© Donald Schwert March 28: Flood just after crest at downtown Fargo, North Dakota. View is of the flood wall at the east end of the Main Avenue bridge. Blue structure in the distance is the temporary buildup of the permanent dike at Island Park. Red River stage (at Fargo): 40.8'.
© Donald Schwert March 28: Flood just after crest at downtown Fargo, North Dakota. View is at the east end of the Main Avenue bridge. Minor leakage is occurring from flood wall to the left. Red River stage (at Fargo): 40.8'.
© Donald Schwert March 28: Flood just after crest along temporary earthen dike on top of 2nd Street N, downtown Fargo, North Dakota. Red River stage (at Fargo): 40.8'.
© Donald Schwert March 28: Flood just after crest along temporary earthen dike on top of 2nd Street N, downtown Fargo, North Dakota. Red River stage (at Fargo): 40.8'.
© Donald Schwert March 28: Earthen diking at S. Terrace and Elm Street N, Fargo, North Dakota. Dike in the foreground is a contingency dike lining Elm Street, should any the temporary diking in the Oak Grove Neighborhood fail. Red River (frozen) is visible in the distance. Red River stage (at Fargo): 40.8'.
© Donald Schwert March 28: Earthen dike at 7th Avenue N and Oak Street, Fargo,石笼网-Welded Mesh Gabions, Gabion Baskets, Gabion Rock Baskets, Gabion Baskets Mattresses, Gabion B, North Dakota. Red River stage (at Fargo): 40.8'.
© Donald Schwert March 28: Earthen dike along Oak Street N, Fargo, North Dakota. View is to the north, toward Mikkelson Field. Red River stage (at Fargo): 40.8'.
© Donald Schwert March 28: Earthen dike along Oak Street N at 8th Avenue N, Fargo, North Dakota. View is to the north,Gabion box with pvc coated, toward Mikkelson Field. Red River stage (at Fargo): 40.8'.
© Donald Schwert March 28: Sandbagged home, Oakport Township, north of Moorhead, Minnesota.
© Wendy Reed March 28: Sandbagged home, Oakport Township, north of Moorhead, Minnesota.
© Wendy Reed March 28: Dusk at Jack Williams Stadium, 12th Avenue N and Elm Street, Fargo, North Dakota.
© Daniel Reetz March 29: Snowmen walking on water are a reliable indicator of non-normalcy. Moorhead, Minnesota.
© Daniel Reetz March 29: BNSF railroad bridge, Moorhead,Welded Gabion Box, Minnesota.
© Daniel Reetz March 29: Media coverage of the flood is directed to outer space from a truck parked behind a snowpile, Moorhead, Minnesota.
© Daniel Reetz March 29: The downtown Fargo fire station serves as a mobilization center for both military and fire department traffic.
© Daniel Reetz March 29: Borrow pit for clay at 36th Avenue N and University Drive, Fargo, North Dakota. One of several massive pits being dug for clay, hauled away to build the temporary dikes.
© Guy Hokanson March 29: Moorhead, Minnesota. View northwestward onto flooded railroad bridge. The Heritage Hjemkomst Heritage Center is in the distance.
© Larry Hansen March 29: Moorhead, Minnesota. View northwestward toward the Moorhead Center Mall.
© Larry Hansen March 29: Moorhead, Minnesota. View northwestward from the Main Avenue Bridge.
© Larry Hansen March 30: With strong winds expected from the north, sheeting is laid upon an earthen dike to protect it from wave erosion. Elm Street N at 14th Avenue N, Fargo, North Dakota.
© Guy Hokanson March 30: Piles of sandbags, manufactured in India, await their destiny in Fargo, North Dakota.
© Daniel Reetz March 30: Heavy snows associated with the arrival yet another winter storm fall upon Fargo, as the flood threat continues. These words inscribed on the Statue of Liberty's tablet seem strangely appropriate: "Give me your tired . . . "
© Daniel Reetz March 31: Amidst a heavy snowstorm, reporter Karen Pauls of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation records the reactions of Fargo citizens to the ongoing flood. 14th Avenue N. and Oak Street, just south of the earthen dike at El Zagal Golf Course.
© Donald Schwert March 28: The snows leave a restful setting,hesco bastion, as the floodwaters recede from this house in Oakport Township, north of Moorhead, Minnesota. Red River stage (at Fargo): 38.3'.
© Wendy Reed March 28: Unlike their human neighbors, these birds did not need to build a sandbag dike. Oakport Township, north of Moorhead,石笼网-Welded Box Weld Mesh Gabion Rock Box - QiaoShi Gabion Factory-Hesco Barrier, Minnesota. Red River stage (at Fargo): 38.3'.
© Wendy Reed March 31: View west toward downtown Fargo from the parking ramp at the Moorhead (Minnesota) Center Mall. Red River stage (at Fargo): 37.8'.
© Daniel Reetz March 31: Moorhead, Minnesota. View west toward Fargo along 1st Avenue N. Red River stage (at Fargo): 37.8'.
© Daniel Reetz March 31: Moorhead, Minnesota. BNSF railroad bridge across the river. Red River stage (at Fargo): 37.8'.
© Daniel Reetz April 3: Moorhead, Minnesota. 2nd Street facing toward the southwest. Red River stage (at Fargo): 35.7'.
© Daniel Reetz
2011-06-08
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How to construct your own Gabion fence or retaining wall
Reinforced concrete strip footings - The footing cut should be about 400mm wide x 400mm deep - check the current Australian Standard for strip footing construction. The concrete footings provide the Gabion fence with a solid base to absorb vertical and lateral loads. Steel reinforcement is then installed horizontally into the footing cuts and at this time steel columns will also need to be inserted well into the footing cut andsecured firmly to the wire basket structure.
Structure type - The term Gabion basket fencing is used for both the standard basket form and the sheet mesh form, used for fencing and retaining walls. The picture below uses a heavy box wire sheeting that has been formed onsite.
Ground preparation - Since we have a block that is totally flat our work is made easier,fence post-russia, kyrgyzstan settle disputes on unified military base-Hesco Barrier, but you will still need to clear the fence area of vegetation, including grass,hesco barrier, stones and tree roots. If your fence is low you will only need to make the ground level before the baskets are aligned and filled. Levelling is easy and can be done using a level and a long piece of timber.
Gabion fences are heavy structures and depending on the height of the fence and site conditions they may need to be specified by a structural engineer. But for ease of reading this article let 's assume your site is flat and the fence is 600mm in height.
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Gabion is a wire basket or wire form, filled with stones and shaped into a fence or retaining wall type structure. Its name comes from its civil history and it is still commonly used in civil works today for soil retention, drainage and erosion control. Gabion fencing is now the latest fad in residential fencing and soil retention solutions and is specified by many building designers and architects for new houses and renovations. For the DIY person it's quite easy to construct and can look fabulous.
Fence height - Your fence height will be dictated by your requirements and council restrictions. In many cases council will not allow any street fences to be higher than 900mm off ground level. If your fence is a side or back boundary fence you will probably be allowed to build the structure to 1800mm high. For any fence between 600 and 1800mm high vertical support will need to be factored in and a structural engineer must be engaged.
Your needs - What do you need your stone fence for? Security, privacy, safety, shading? You will also need to keep in mind that Gabion fencing is easy to climb so it cannot be used around pool areas or to contain children.
Lateral support - If you are using a sheet form fence and the fence height exceeds the fence width, lateral support will no doubt be required. The lateral support prevents the fence from ballooning outwards and also provides bracing to the fence.
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Once the filling is complete there comes the fun bit, washing your fence. No I'm not crazy. Once you have spent all that time on your Gabion fence sitting back and looking at your washed down fence is a real buzz. Enjoy your new fence.
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Engineering - This type of stone filled fence will mostly need to be designed and inspected by a structural engineer and it is also advisable to engage a building designer or an architect to ensure the aesthetic has been well though out.
Services - Fences over 900mm in height can accomodate lighting and plumbing conduits very well. Service installation is easy, but remember that they will need to be roughed-in and secured into the ground and baskets, before your stones are back filled into the baskets and your services can be fitted off. In-Gabion lighting can be spectacular,hesco bastion-Google Earth Hacks - Test Ranges, Military Facilities-Hesco Barrier, image a luminating stone fence, ensure the lighting is arranged in place during the process of filling the baskets. In-ground spike lights washed over a Gabion wall can also look amazing.
Filling the fence - Any stone can be used to fill the baskets but keep in mind that the larger the stone, the more time consuming it will be to fill the baskets if you want an ordered and classic look. Small river stones are one of the easiest fills to work with although ballooning will be more prevalent and extra lateral support maybe required. The order of filling for mesh Gabions will be this - stone fill to 400x400mm in height then install lateral support, stone fill again to 400mm in height and again install lateral support. The installation of all the lateral supports cannot be done in one process due to possible damages to lateral supportand mesh cage.
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Stone choice - What type of stone will best suit your overall development? Any type of stone can be used but remember the larger the stones the more time consuming filling the baskets will be. Larger stones need to be individually placed to get that classic look. Smaller stones can be poured, using a bucket, into the baskets,t post, with very little stone arrangement required. The labour content on this type of fence can be huge and if you are engaging a contractor, Gabion fencing can be expensive.
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ADMIN NOTE: File infos in french only.09/04/2010637
Cold War Location for Bloodhound SAGW (Surface to air guided weapons)In January 1963 Bloodhound SAGW (Surface to air guided weapons) were regrouped under Master Radar Station status at Bawdsey and Patrington but in June 1964 Bawdsey lost its Master Radar station Status and became a satellite to Neatishead. This status was regained in February 1966 following the disastrous fire in the R3 control centre at Neatishead.06/01/2010286
Bombing Practice FieldBEach used for bombing practice during the Cold War02/02/2010211
MIM-14 Nike-Hercules Missile at PadovaThe Italian Air Force (Aeronautica Militare Italiana or "AMI") continues to operate MIM-14C Nike Hercules missiles for air defense. The AMI's 1st Air Brigade operates the missiles from sites in the areas of Padova (Padua) and Montichiari (in the vicinity of Lake Garda) in northern Italy.11/27/2009557
Italia Militia 2008 - 3All you want to know about Italia Ground Forces Part 2. with links. Feedback welcomed ( see Gouvernment first placemarks for email adress ) Thanks11/16/2009360
GDR naval school Walter SteffensThe Naval School "Walter Steffens" in Parow was the training of officers and men of the People's Navy of the GDR. It was founded in 1950 as Naval Police School Parow and 1 December 1970 at Naval School Walter Steffens renamed. It lasted until the reunification in 1990.
From 1992, the German Bundesmarine established the Marine School of Technic.
Area 51 Points of InterestNumerous points of interest around the Area 51 space base in Nevada. From dreamlandresort.com.09/21/20095,247
French Foreign Legion barracks in MayotteThis is the Quartier Cabaribère of the French Foreign Legion (Légion étrangère) located on the french islands Mayotte on the opposite side of the capital Mamoudzou.
French Foreign Legion barracks on CorsicaThe 2nd Foreign Parachute Regiment (French: 2e Régiment Étranger de Parachutistes, 2e REP) is an Airborne regiment in the French Foreign Legion. It is a part of the 11e Brigade Parachutiste and the spearhead of the French Rapid reaction force. As such, it fills what could typically be described as a special forces role for the French Foreign Legion.
Former French Foreign Legion barracks in AlgeriaThe 1st Foreign Regiment (French: 1er Régiment étranger,t post, 1er RE) is the senior regiment in the French Foreign Legion. Today the regiment is mainly administrative, and provides staff for the Command of the Foreign Legion.
Besides its historical aspect, the regiment represent a major stage in a legionnaire's service. He begins his career here, in the Center of Selection and Incorpo...08/13/2009206
French Foreign Legion barracks in KourouThe 3rd Foreign Infantry Regiment (French: 3e Régiment étranger d'infanterie, 3e REI) is an infantry regiment in the French Foreign Legion. The regiment is stationed in French Guiana,hesco bastion, protecting the Centre Spatial Guyanais.
French Foreign Legion barracks in CastelnaudaryThe 4th Foreign Regiment (4e RE) is the crucible of the French Foreign Legion. It is stationed at Castelnaudary since 1976, the date of its arrival from Corsica. It is not projectable in operation.
This is the training regiment of the Foreign Legion. This is where recruits are trained volunteers, during a cycle of 17 weeks in one of the CEV (companies committed volunteers). This...08/13/2009196
French Foreign Legion recruitment center Fort de NogentHere all begins when you want to join the French Foreign Legion, Legion Etrangere. It's located in the outskirts east of Paris.
French Foreign Legion barracks in Saint-ChristolThe 2nd Foreign Engineer Regiment (French: 2e Régiment étranger de génie, 2e REG) is one of two Combat engineering regiment in the French Foreign Legion. The regiment is the combat engineering component of 27th Mountain Infantry Brigade.
French Foreign Legion barracks in NimesThe 2nd Foreign Infantry Regiment (French: 2e Régiment Étranger d'Infanterie, 2e REI) is an infantry regiment of the French Foreign Legion.
NameRatingDate AddedDownloads Mururoa Hao and Fangataufa CEP French Nuclear SitesThis file is a compilation of all available plans, maps and datas about nuclear tests range in Mururoa,Welded Gabion Box,hesco barrier-Forgotten Military Facilities Weirdomatic-Hesco Barrier, French Polynesia.
ADMIN NOTE: File infos in french only.09/04/2010637
Cold War Location for Bloodhound SAGW (Surface to air guided weapons)In January 1963 Bloodhound SAGW (Surface to air guided weapons) were regrouped under Master Radar Station status at Bawdsey and Patrington but in June 1964 Bawdsey lost its Master Radar station Status and became a satellite to Neatishead. This status was regained in February 1966 following the disastrous fire in the R3 control centre at Neatishead.06/01/2010286
Bombing Practice FieldBEach used for bombing practice during the Cold War02/02/2010211
MIM-14 Nike-Hercules Missile at PadovaThe Italian Air Force (Aeronautica Militare Italiana or "AMI") continues to operate MIM-14C Nike Hercules missiles for air defense. The AMI's 1st Air Brigade operates the missiles from sites in the areas of Padova (Padua) and Montichiari (in the vicinity of Lake Garda) in northern Italy.11/27/2009557
Italia Militia 2008 - 3All you want to know about Italia Ground Forces Part 2. with links. Feedback welcomed ( see Gouvernment first placemarks for email adress ) Thanks11/16/2009360
GDR naval school Walter SteffensThe Naval School "Walter Steffens" in Parow was the training of officers and men of the People's Navy of the GDR. It was founded in 1950 as Naval Police School Parow and 1 December 1970 at Naval School Walter Steffens renamed. It lasted until the reunification in 1990.
From 1992, the German Bundesmarine established the Marine School of Technic.
Area 51 Points of InterestNumerous points of interest around the Area 51 space base in Nevada. From dreamlandresort.com.09/21/20095,247
French Foreign Legion barracks in MayotteThis is the Quartier Cabaribère of the French Foreign Legion (Légion étrangère) located on the french islands Mayotte on the opposite side of the capital Mamoudzou.
French Foreign Legion barracks on CorsicaThe 2nd Foreign Parachute Regiment (French: 2e Régiment Étranger de Parachutistes, 2e REP) is an Airborne regiment in the French Foreign Legion. It is a part of the 11e Brigade Parachutiste and the spearhead of the French Rapid reaction force. As such, it fills what could typically be described as a special forces role for the French Foreign Legion.
Former French Foreign Legion barracks in AlgeriaThe 1st Foreign Regiment (French: 1er Régiment étranger,t post, 1er RE) is the senior regiment in the French Foreign Legion. Today the regiment is mainly administrative, and provides staff for the Command of the Foreign Legion.
Besides its historical aspect, the regiment represent a major stage in a legionnaire's service. He begins his career here, in the Center of Selection and Incorpo...08/13/2009206
French Foreign Legion barracks in KourouThe 3rd Foreign Infantry Regiment (French: 3e Régiment étranger d'infanterie, 3e REI) is an infantry regiment in the French Foreign Legion. The regiment is stationed in French Guiana,hesco bastion, protecting the Centre Spatial Guyanais.
French Foreign Legion barracks in CastelnaudaryThe 4th Foreign Regiment (4e RE) is the crucible of the French Foreign Legion. It is stationed at Castelnaudary since 1976, the date of its arrival from Corsica. It is not projectable in operation.
This is the training regiment of the Foreign Legion. This is where recruits are trained volunteers, during a cycle of 17 weeks in one of the CEV (companies committed volunteers). This...08/13/2009196
French Foreign Legion recruitment center Fort de NogentHere all begins when you want to join the French Foreign Legion, Legion Etrangere. It's located in the outskirts east of Paris.
French Foreign Legion barracks in Saint-ChristolThe 2nd Foreign Engineer Regiment (French: 2e Régiment étranger de génie, 2e REG) is one of two Combat engineering regiment in the French Foreign Legion. The regiment is the combat engineering component of 27th Mountain Infantry Brigade.
French Foreign Legion barracks in NimesThe 2nd Foreign Infantry Regiment (French: 2e Régiment Étranger d'Infanterie, 2e REI) is an infantry regiment of the French Foreign Legion.
French Foreign Legion barracks in LaudunThe 1st Foreign Engineer Regiment (French: 1er Régiment étranger de génie,fence post,gabion-Oregon Military Department Facilities Addre, 1er REG) is a Military engineer regiment in the French Foreign Legion. It is a part of the 6th Light Armoured Brigade. The regiment is station in Laudun.
French Foreign Legion barracks in OrangeThe 1st Foreign Cavalry Regiment (French: 1er Régiment étranger de cavalerie, 1er REC) is the only armoured cavalry regiment in the French Foreign Legion. It is one of two cavalry regiments of the 6th Light Armoured Brigade.
It has been stationed in Orange, Vaucluse since 1967,-Photo Shoot 6,razor wire, when it arrived from Mers-el-Kébir.
French Foreign Legion barracks in DjiboutiThe 13th Foreign Legion Demi-Brigade (French: 13e Demi-Brigade de Légion Étrangère, 13e DBLE) is an infantry demi-brigade in the French Foreign Legion. It is the only permanent demi-brigade in the French Army.
You see the large emblem of the Legion on the ground.
Nuclear SitesThis collection contains the locations of various sites throughout the world having something to do with nuclear power or nuclear weapons. These original data originated from many different sources. I have combined the various sources into a single, easy to use network link, which includes the following:
* ICBM Bases/Related Facilities
* Nuclear Reactor Sites
* US...05/29/20091,606
J.E.R.C. RangeThis is a live fire training facility located on the Yuma Proving Grounds in Yuma Az. I spen a few month here in 2004-2005. There are lots of exploded debree scatterd about and even a few exploded vehicles. It a very Disterbing and eerie place to be.04/29/2009486
Combat CityAs a teen I did a lot of camping and recreation here. It is a simulated fire traning facility located on the Barry M. Goldwater Bombing Range in Yuma Az.04/29/2009629
United States Army FortsAll United States Army Forts which have United States military installations. The green icon represents a current Fort and red icon represents a closed base.04/21/2009607
Kaserne GellendorfClosed barrack of the German Army in Rheine-Gellendorf.
For example the was the "home" of the Nachschubbataillon
110.
I did serve there from April 1995 to July 1995 - After
that, i went to Rheine-Bentlage.
Now in Gellendorf is silence...04/13/2009583
Twin Testing RangesThese two testing ranges are almost identical in appearance.02/24/2009332
King Khalid Military CityKing Khalid Military City (KKMC) (Arabic: مدينة الملك خالد العسكرية; transliterated: Madynat al-Malik Khalid al-'Askariyah) is a special city in northeastern Saudi Arabia and about 60 km south to Hafar Al-Batin City, designed and built by the Middle East Div...01/24/20092,130
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the deal was shelved in april after former kyrgyz president kurmanbek bakiyev, who had been discussing the issue with russia, was overthrown in a coup in april.
"all the controversies have been settled during talks. the agreement will certainly be signed," gerasimov said, adding that he signing of the final memorandum is scheduled for friday.
gerasimov did not say whether kyrgyzstan would raise the rent for the russian military facilities, which currently stands at $4.5 million a year.
the united states also has a military base in kyrgyzstan, which it uses as a transit base for sending troops to afghanistan.
russia and kyrgyzstan have settled all disputes surrounding the creation of the united russian military base in kyrgyzstan, deputy chief of the general staff col. gen. valery gerasimov said on thursday.
the united military base will unite four russian military facilities already deployed in kyrgyzstan, including an airbase in the city of kant, some 20 kilometers (12 miles) outside the capital of bishkek, a naval communication center, a torpedo testing ground and a seismic station.
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Note: There are certain special provisions in the military treatment facilities access policy, as follows:
Active duty service members.Active duty family members who are enrolled in TRICARE Prime (survivors of military sponsors who died on active duty who are enrolled in TRICARE Prime are included in this priority group during the time period they are eligible). Active duty family members who are enrolled in TRICARE Plus fall into this category for primary care appointments only.
Retirees, their family members, and survivors who are enrolled in TRICARE Prime.
Active duty family members who are NOT enrolled in TRICARE Prime (survivors of military sponsors who died on active duty who are not enrolled in TRICARE Prime are in this priority group). These beneficiaries may enroll in the TRICARE Plus Program to receive primary care within an MTF (see that section on page 48 for additional details).
Retirees, their family members and survivors who are not enrolled in TRICARE Prime. These beneficiaries may enroll in TRICARE Plus (see that section for additional details).
All other eligible persons.
Due to staffing and resource concerns at Military Treatment Facilities, DoD had to create a patient care priority system. Authorized patients are to be seen and treated in accordance with the following prioritization:
Military members who are not on active duty, but who are entitled to care in a service hospital, are in Priority Group 1. This includes members of reserve components entitled to medical care relating to conditions incurred in the line of duty and members on the Temporary Disability Retired List for required periodic medical examinations.NATO and other foreign military members who are entitled to care in an MTF, pursuant to an applicable international agreement are in Priority Group 1, for the scope of the services specified in the agreement.
NATO and other foreign military members' family members who are entitled to care, pursuant to an applicable international agreement, are in Priority Group 2, for the scope of services specified in the agreement.
As indicated in the priority list above, survivors of sponsors who die on active duty, as provided in the law-10 U.S. Code 1076(a)-are, for purposes of access to military hospitals, considered to be together with active duty family members. They would, therefore, be in Priority Group 2 or 4, depending on whether they were enrolled in TRICARE Prime.
Persons other than those in any of the beneficiary groups identified in Priority Groups 1 through 5 don't have priority access.
Priority access rules are not applicable to bona fide medical emergencies, or cases in which the providing of certain medical care is required by law, or applicable Department of Defense Directive or Instruction. This includes care for civilian employees who are exposed to health hazards in the workplace or are injured on the job. In certain situations, MTF commanders may grant exceptions to the priority access rules.
For example, A higher priority may be given to an active duty family that's in Priority Group 4 because TRICARE Prime isn't available where the sponsor is assigned, when the family member is temporarily in a location where TRICARE Prime is available, and needs medical care.
A particular patient might be given a higher priority, if necessary, for the military hospital to maintain an adequate mix of cases for its graduate medical education programs, or to help maintain the readiness-related medical skills of its medical staff.
A higher priority might be given to a patient in other unexpected or extraordinary cases, as determined by the hospital commander, in coordination with the military lead agent (a military office that oversees contractor operations in a particular region) for the TRICARE region.
And, in overseas locations, other exceptions may be established to the extent necessary to support mission objectives. Eligible beneficiaries can get outpatient care from an MTF for free. For inpatient care, you may pay only a small amount for each day. This daily fee is usually much less than the daily costs in a civilian hospital. Furthermore, you don't need a nonavailability statement for care at an MTF, and you don't have to file any claims.
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Historically, millions of acres of former munitions ranges were transferred from the military to be used for other purposes. These properties are formerly used defense sites (FUDS) or property transferred by the past five rounds of Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC) (i.e., 1988, 1991, 1993, 1995, 2005). The Department of Defense (DoD) is currently working to further define the inventory of sites and acreage that are potentially contaminated with military munitions and to prioritize these sites for cleanup. Environmental regulators overseeing response actions dealing with military munitions have an independent authority and/or responsibility to evaluate the public safety and environmental aspects of these response actions.
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While some of the sites are fairly small, others may cover dozens or even hundreds of square miles in area. Ranges or other sites contaminated with military munitions may potentially have soil, ground water and surface water contamination from munitions residues (including explosives and heavy metals, and at a small number of sites, chemical warfare agents or depleted uranium). These residues may derive from partially detonated and decomposing ordnance and explosives from training activities, flares, smoke grenades, open burning and open detonation disposal activities, munitions burial sites, weapons testing and other military activities. Of course, the potential for premature detonation of the munitions is generally the principal concern during initial response actions.
Fatalities and severe injuries have resulted from citizens accidentally being exposed to military munitions or from people deliberately removing military munitions for souvenirs or other use. A number of chemical exposures with associated health effects have also been reported, some related to chemical warfare agents.
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Fort George G. MeadeAnne Arundel
U.S. Naval Academy/Naval Station Annap.Anne Arundel
1,724
Military Facilities
Employment
3,000
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Walter Reed Army Medical CenterMontgomery Joint Base Andrews Naval Air Facility Wash.Prince George'sFact Sheet
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4,349
8,108
598
1,208
Naval Research Laboratory - Chesa. BayCalvert
865
Fort DetrickFrederickFact Sheet
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National Naval Medical Center at BethesdaMontgomery Aberdeen Proving GroundHarford1,543
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National Geospatial-Intelligence AgencyMontgomeryFact Sheet
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2,950
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10,965
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National Maritime Intelligence AgencyPrince George'sSource: Maryland Department of Business and Economic Development, November 2010.
Navy Recreation Center SolomonsCalvert
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Army Corps of Engineers, Baltimore Dist.Baltimore City Carderock Division, Naval Surface Warfare Ctr.Montgomery Coast Guard YardAnne ArundelFact Sheet
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Personnel estimates include military and civilian employees but exclude contractors. They do not fully reflect the changes now underway as a result of the 2005 Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC) process. Personnel at Aberdeen Proving Ground and Fort Meade will increase significantly. In addition, the National Naval Medical Center, to be renamed the Walter Reed National Military Medical Center as a result of BRAC, will experience significant increases in patient load and numbers of visitors through 2011. All BRAC recommendations must be implemented by September 2011.
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