Deck
Deck noun - A flat roofless structure attached to a building.
Both words in one sentence
- Troop transports with lowerable ramps at the front were in use in this period — the ramp even allowed horsemen to charge directly off the deck.
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In-universe, they were designed for troop transport and vehicle recovery, featuring large cranes and an upper and lower deck.
Source: Base on Wheels -
Shipper on Deck: If you took the main entrance to Battery Park on your first visit, the UNATCO troop to the right of the main door of UNATCO (going in, left when leaving) will say that he thinks that you and Agent Navarre would make a nice couple.
Source: Video Game / Deus Ex
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