Sentence examples similar to a reduced garrison from inspiring English sources

After the emperor Domitian had reduced the garrison in about the year 90, three legions remained; their permanent bases were established at York, Chester, and Caerleon.

To bolster the forces, he reduced the garrisons at Dublin and Wexford significantly.

In March 537 Witigis returned to besiege Rome, cutting the aqueducts to reduce Belisarius' garrison, a maneuver that backfired by turning Witigis' own camp into a malaria-breeding marsh.

Manipur had been reduced to a garrison state, its people and economy stifled by nightly curfew, highway blockades and militant "taxation" – extortion from local residents and businesses.

Harith's forces were not much larger either, being reduced to the garrison of Marw al-Rudh.

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Post-war, two Chinooks were operated by No. 78 Squadron as part of the Falklands Garrison; this was reduced to a single helicopter in the mid-1990s and the type was eventually withdrawn from the Falklands in 2006 in order to free up resources and craft for operations in Afghanistan.

Moreover, when the British garrison was reduced (c. ad 90) by a legion because of continental needs, it became evident that a frontier would have to be maintained in the north.

Conditions within the keep worsened by the day and the garrison were reduced to eating horse flesh.

At the same time, an epidemic disease broke out among the Gibraltar garrison, reducing their effective numbers to about 1,300 men.

This occurred when the citadel's garrison had been reduced to below the number needed to defend a castle of that size.