Phrases with «military garrison»

A military garrison refers to a group of soldiers stationed in a specific area or building to protect and control it. It is like a small base where the soldiers live and work to maintain security and defend against potential threats. Full definition

Sentences with «military garrison»

  • Yaquina Bay was visited by the sailing vessel Calumet as early as 1856, laden with supplies for US Army Lieutenant Phil Sheridan and the nearby military garrison which he had established as an outpost on the coast of the Oregon Territory. (northcoastca.com)
  • Tattoo's became commonplace in the 19th century, with most military garrisons holding displays during the summer conducted by searchlight or floodlight. (raildiscoveries.com)
  • The ritual was called «doe den tap toe» as a signal to the inn keepers near military garrisons to stop serving beer. (raildiscoveries.com)
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