| 21. | In March 1946, the billeting scheme was ended, with 38, 000 people still without homes.
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| 22. | The result was a maneuver area that contained and billeting space for 74 officers and 858 enlisted personnel.
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| 23. | During World War II it was requisitioned by the government and used for billeting troops and prisoners of war.
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| 24. | During the closing ceremony, no more rice black bugs were seen around DNSTC or in the billeting centers.
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| 25. | Each naval region also maintained a billeting and housing office, known as the " Abwicklungsamt ".
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| 26. | Blake assigns them to the night shift, billeting them with Major Jonathan Hobson, a Midwestern preacher and surgeon.
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| 27. | A range of accommodation options are offered, ranging from camping in tents to live-in accommodation and billeting.
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| 28. | Shurland Hall stood here and was visited by Henry VIII of England and used during World War I for billeting.
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| 29. | There were problems with billeting, and with parents inflicting themselves on harassed hosts during impromptu visits to their sons.
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| 30. | Although a conference center and a hotel for billeting dancers and fans would be nice, economic realities make them unlikely.
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