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Kabals contain dining facilities, air-conditioned sleeping tents, recreation facilities and storage for weapons, tanks and their armored vehicles. The kabals are named New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Pennsylvania and Virginia. Two others; "Diamond Head" and "Hunter" are apparently inactive. The kabals are tent cities with each camp containing large areas of tents which house a half-dozen soldiers apiece, plus mess halls, rows of portable toilets, trailers with sinks and showers and a gym. Tents are equipped with telephones. For recreation there are a variety of movies, games, and a computer café.
The walls usually form a circle that has one or two entrances guarded by soldiers with other soldiers on guard duty around the perimeter or in guard towers. Establishing Kabals is manpower- and supply-intensive, requiring many convoys of Class IV (construction and barrier materiel) and contracted items. Combat Regeneration and Reorganization is the redeployment of equipment, vehicles and soldiers from the Kabal.
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