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A ballistic resistant construction panel having a series of elongated channels formed by coupling a corrugated member to adjacent planar wall members. These channels are filled with sand to provide the ballistic resistance of the panel. These panels are constructed of a fiber-reinforced plastic mate

A ballistic resistant construction panel having a series of elongated channels formed by coupling a corrugated member to adjacent planar wall members. These channels are filled with sand to provide the ballistic resistance of the panel. These panels are constructed of a fiber-reinforced plastic material and may be assembled together to form a temporary shelter.

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1. A building structure having ballistic resistance, said building structure comprising: a first ballistic wall panel and a second ballistic wall panel, each of said wall panels comprising:a first corrugated wall member having vertically disposed channels; andat least two parallel spaced sheet membe

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A building structure having ballistic resistance, said building structure comprising: a first ballistic wall panel and a second ballistic wall panel, each of said wall panels comprising:a first corrugated wall member having vertically disposed channels; andat least two parallel spaced sheet members, said first corrugated wall member being sandwiched between the sheet members, said sheet members including a self-healing outermost sheet member and an innermost sheet member, each of said sheet members including a consolidated rigid wall section, an integral, unconsolidated flexible wall-mating edge and an integral, unconsolidated flexible roof-mating edge, said wall mating edge of said outermost sheet member of said first ballistic wall panel is coupled to said rigid section of said outermost sheet member of said second ballistic wall panel and said wall-mating edge of said innermost sheet member of said first ballistic wall panel is coupled to said rigid section of said innermost sheet member of said second ballistic wall panel;a sill extending around said building structure to define a perimeter of said building structure, said first and second ballistic wall panels being disposed within said sill;a ballistic roof panel, said roof panel comprising:a roof panel corrugated member; andat least two parallel spaced rigid ballistic roof panel sheet members, said roof panel sheet members including a self-healing roof panel outermost sheet member and a roof panel innermost sheet member, said roof panel corrugated member being sandwiched between the ballistic roof panel sheet members, said ballistic roof panel being disposed spanning across opposing wall panels of said wall panels, said flexible roof-mating edge of said outermost sheet member being fastened to said roof panel outermost sheet member and said roof-mating edge of said innermost sheet member being fastened to said roof panel innermost sheet member; anda sand filler material disposed within and fills said first and second ballistic wall panels and said ballistic roof panel;wherein the self-healing outermost sheet member and the self-healing roof panel outermost sheet member are configured to at least partially return to an original location after being penetrated by a projectile and to leave an opening smaller than the projectile. 2. The building structure of claim 1 wherein said sheet members and said corrugated members are formed from a fiber-reinforced plastic material. 3. The building structure of claim 1 wherein said roof-mating edges and said wall-mating edges include a first flexible portion and a second rigid fastening portion extending from said flexible portion. 4. The building structure of claim 1, further comprising a second corrugated wall member adjacent to the first corrugated wall member of the ballistic wall panel, the first and second corrugated wall members of the wall panel being connected by a fastener. 5. The building structure of claim 1, wherein the self-healing outermost sheet and the first corrugated wall member of the ballistic wall panel are connected with a fastener. 6. The building structure of claim 1, wherein each of the self-healing outermost sheet member and the self-healing roof panel outermost sheet member include fiberglass fibers commingled with polyolefin fibers. 7. The building structure of claim 1, wherein the self-healing outermost sheet member and the self-healing roof panel outermost sheet member, when in a punctured state, are configured to retain substantially all of the sand filler. 8. The building structure of claim 1, wherein the outermost sheet member further includes a rigid edge adjacent to the flexible wall-mating edge, the rigid edge forming an attachment section. 9. The building structure of claim 1, further comprising a thermally insulative material adjacent to the innermost sheet member. 10. The building structure of claim 1, wherein one of the opposing wall panels of said wall panels is taller than the other one of said opposing wall panels such that the roof panel is slanted and configured to facilitate pouring of the sand filler material into the roof panel. 11. A building structure having ballistic resistance, said building structure comprising: a first ballistic wall panel and a second ballistic wall panel, each of said wall panels comprising:a first corrugated wall member having vertically disposed channels; andat least two parallel spaced sheet members, said first corrugated wall member being disposed between the sheet members, said sheet members including a self-healing outermost sheet member and an innermost sheet member, each of said sheet members including a consolidated rigid wall section, an integral consolidated rigid wall edge, and an integral, unconsolidated flexible edge disposed therebetween, said first ballistic wall panel being coupled to said second ballistic wall panel by said rigid edge of said outermost sheet member of said first ballistic wall panel connected to the second ballistic wall panel;a sill, wherein said first and second ballistic wall panels are disposed within said sill;a ballistic roof panel connected to the first and second ballistic wall panels; anda granular filler material disposed within said first and second ballistic wall panels;wherein the self-healing outermost sheet member is configured to at least partially return to an original location after being penetrated by a projectile and to leave an opening smaller than the projectile. 12. The building structure of claim 11, further comprising a second corrugated wall member disposed adjacent to the first corrugated wall member in a repeating wave form wherein the wave form includes first corrugated wall member being oppositely facing relative to the second corrugated wall member. 13. The building structure of claim 11, wherein the corrugated wall member has a uniform cross-section. 14. The building structure of claim 11, wherein the outermost sheet member includes a fiber-reinforced thermosetting composite composition. 15. A building structure having ballistic resistance, said building structure comprising: a first ballistic wall panel and a second ballistic wall panel, each of said wall panels comprising:a first corrugated wall member having vertically disposed channels; anda first sheet member and a second sheet member, said first corrugated wall member being disposed between the sheet members, said sheet members including a self-healing outermost sheet member and an innermost sheet member, each of said sheet members including a consolidated rigid wall section, an integral consolidated rigid wall edge, and an integral, unconsolidated flexible edge disposed therebetween, said first ballistic wall panel being coupled to said second ballistic wall panel by said rigid edge of said outermost sheet member of said first ballistic wall panel connected to the second ballistic wall panel; anda sill, said first and second ballistic wall panels being disposed within said sill, wherein the first ballistic wall panel and the second ballistic wall panel meet at a first end of each of said panels and are separated at a second end of each of said panels disposed within the sill to form an inverted V shape with the first ends of each of said panels forming an apex of the inverted V shape;wherein the self-healing outermost sheet member is configured to at least partially return to an original location after being penetrated by a projectile and to leave an opening smaller than the projectile. 16. The building structure of claim 15, wherein the outermost sheet member further includes a rigid edge adjacent to the flexible wall-mating edge, the rigid edge forming an attachment section. 17. The building structure of claim 15, wherein the integral consolidated rigid edge of the first ballistic panel includes a tab and the second ballistic wall panels include a slot adapted to cooperate with the tab at the end where the first and second ballistic panels meet. 18. The building structure of claim 15, further comprising a sand filler disposed within the vertically disposed channels. 19. The building structure of claim 15, further comprising a layer of polyurethane foam disposed on at least one of said innermost sheet members.