Meanings of military encampment in English

The ambush occurred near a military encampment called Fire Support Base Ripcord.

The basin in which the town stood, was a vast military encampment.

In England, meanwhile, a military encampment had been established at Chobham.

They found the city looking like a military encampment.

But Mistress Thankful had overlooked one difference between her own farm and a military encampment.

Later in the day, at Buena Vista, between Puebla and the capital, we came upon a military encampment.

There was a military encampment here, and this was the officer as well as the headman of the village.

That is a military encampment.

On the afternoon on June 25, the CIA bombed the parade grounds of the largest military encampment in Guatemala City.

Groups of cavalry horses were herded in an enclosure, and everywhere there were the activities of a great military encampment.

It suddenly reminded him of a picture from a history book in which a military encampment of Roman legionnaires was depicted.

In a military encampment the bugle sounded in one way means one thing, and sounded in another way it means another thing.

CRS trucks were being unloaded at the U.S. military encampment at the club and the aid was being re-packed into ration kits.

With the gathering of dusk the bivouac came to resemble less and less a military encampment and more a gathering of brigands.

Moving some miles up the Kaministiquia River Lord Selkirk made his military encampment, which bore the name of "Pointe De Meuron."

I remember the searchlight from the military encampment, playing constantly over the Arno and the roofs-theeye of Mars that, here in Europe, never closes.