military post

Today there is little left of the former military post.

It must have been at one time or another, but the station wasn't always a military post.

Our three sons had never lived on a military post before.

"He is expected to take on key party and military posts in April."

At last he knew the location of the military post where she was teaching.

It also was used as river port and military post.

It served as a military post, a stage stop, and later a store.

President Bush's statement, they point out, has once again put the focus on elections and his military post.

For many years it was an important frontier military post.

She was taken to a military post on the outskirts of the city.

Both sides have scores of military posts in the area.

Schools at military posts are available just to families who live on the bases.

But for the moment it didn't make much difference; sooner or later he would find a military post and report in.

The army had turned the citadel into a military post.

He says the military post some soldiers at the outpost.

The exclusive right to maintain a store at a military post.

During the French colonial era it was important as a military post.

Military posts would be shared equally between the two groups.

“It will happen soon,” he said of giving up the military post.

A similar exercise on the top legal and military posts would be useful.

The family went to a local American military post.

The position which the military post holds in western history is sometimes misunderstood.

It nonetheless remained an active military post well into the 20th century.

But they are effectively blocked from high government and military posts.

They are actually base housing type cities - military posts.