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Garrison

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Garrison 

military units or military educational establishments or institutions located permanently or temporarily in a particular populated area or region with well-defined borders. The garrison commander is the commander who holds the highest post or, if the posts are equal, the commander with the highest military rank.



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We took from them three horses, and all their baggage; and being informed, by two of our number that went to their town, that the Indians had entirely evacuated it, we proceeded no further, and returned with all possible expedition to assist our garrison against the other party.
The Seventh Cavalry still in garrison, here; also the Ninth Dragoons, two artillery companies, and some infantry.
And when a passenger gave an officer of the garrison copies of the Tribune, the Herald, and Times, he was surprised to find later news in them from Lisbon than he had just received by the little monthly steamer.
 
 
 
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