How To Use Cantonment In A Sentence
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The magic-like upbuild of the cantonment, moreover, was the signal for the extension of the electric line to encircle the very center of the big military city, thus adding an additional link of convenience.
The Delta of the Triple Elevens The History of Battery D, 311th Field Artillery US Army, American Expeditionary Forces
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The optimizing of cantonment guarantees strategies in combined operations is the premise to improve the cantonment guarantees effectiveness and benefits.
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Each cantonment had its own workshops for servicing and repairing vehicles and its own crews of pioneers for servicing and repairing the road.
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Upon their arrest Ershad and his wife were moved from the Army cantonment and confined to a diplomatic compound.
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This included the construction, maintenance and repair of military roads, barracks and cantonments.
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Having grown up in British cantonments as the son of an army officer, I knew how the British lived in India.
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There is quite an eminence nearly a mile back of the new cantonment, which is called La Butte de Terre by the French, and Wudjuwong, [18] or Place of the Mountain, by the natives.
Memoirs of 30 Years with the Indian Tribes on the American Frontiers
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The cantonments with their spacious suburbs of bungalows, military buildings, tennis courts and churches built by the British to distance themselves from the noises and smells of the cities and towns are still there.
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The Quartermaster Corps, founded June 1775, was responsible for the construction of training cantonments and more permanent structured camps.
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The cantonment is the head quarters of the British army on this side the Deccan.
Narrative of a Voyage to India; of a Shipwreck on board the Lady Castlereagh; and a Description of New South Wales
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And in 1799, when Tipu was defeated, the mosquitoes drove the British out of Srirangapatna and they barracked in Bangalore Cantonment.
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During his meteoric rise there (he made colonel within four months), he worked on building the Pentagon and led the biggest housing project in history, constructing camps and cantonments for our troops.
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Upon their arrest Ershad and his wife were moved from the Army cantonment and confined to a diplomatic compound.
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The barracks and cantonment areas of major army bases are fine for getting ready to communicate in urban combat.
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Muyange is so far the only so-called cantonment camp that is operational thus far in Burundi.
ANC Daily News Briefing
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He said Khaleda has been occupying the cantonment house on 165 katha of land meant for the army although she had been allocated another house on 1 bigha of land at Gulshan.
The Daily Star
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The cantonment was a poor place for a garrison to be, without proper defences, with its principal stores outside its walls, and some of the principal officers - Burnes himself, for example - quartered two miles away in Kabul City.
Flashman
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Dressed in women's attire and a nose-pin errantly positioned on one nostril, 38-year-old Shahzadi adjusts her 'dupatta' (scarf) over her head as she enters the office of Cantonment Board Clifton, a provincial government bureau that recently hired her.
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This wooded and beflowered park was laid out in the heart of the cantonment in 1864.
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Lord Carrington, the British foreign secretary, hoping thereby to preserve a white cantonment, floated the idea of partitioning South Africa just before Nelson Mandela was released from prison.
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The British developed the cantonment towns of Meerut, Kanpur, Agra and Allahabad after 1857.
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Locals point out several villas in the city's leafy colonial cantonment that are occupied by mysterious Chinese businessmen.
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Like Delhi, almost all big Indian cities have inherited cantonments, the colonial military stations.
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Upon their arrest Ershad and his wife were moved from the Army cantonment and confined to a diplomatic compound.
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The journal of Captain Cooke states that the battalion marched from Fort Leavenworth, which was then called a cantonment, and, strange to say, had been abandoned by the Third Infantry on account of its unhealthiness.
The old Santa Fe trail The Story of a Great Highway
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In more peaceful times he had assisted many of the ladies of the cantonment in childbirth.
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The Sepoys in India in 1857 who rebelled against their British officers often invaded the British cantonments and attacked their women.
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Near what was to have been the main portion of the cantonment was the school of pistol instruction and beyond this the six-pounder gun school and tank fighting zone.
Birth and Death of a Camp. Armistice Puts an End to the Feverish Activity of Camp Polk, at Raleigh,
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On May 17, 1917, Col.I. W. Littell, of the Regular Army, was detailed to assemble and direct an organization to be known as the cantonment division of the Quartermaster Corps, whose duties were to consist of providing quarters and camps for the training and housing of the New
World's War Events, Vol. II
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The Ghadar Party established its own press and published small pamphlets in Urdu, Punjabi and Hindi which were distributed among students and the soldiers stationed in all cantonments in the NWFP, Punjab and the United Provinces.
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On May 10, 1857, Indian soldiers of the British Indian Army, drawn mostly from Muslim units from Bengal, mutinied in Meerut, a cantonment eighty kilometers northeast of Delhi.
The British Raj
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His son John was born in the small thatched-roofed, mud-walled cantonment, which is even to-day eighty miles from the nearest railway, in the heart of a scrubby, tigerish country.
The Day's Work - Volume 1
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The road from Dearsley's pay-shed to the cantonment was a narrow and uneven one, and, traversed by three very inexperienced palanquin-bearers, one of whom was sorely battered about the head, must have been a path of torment.
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