The phrase "armed occupation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where a military force takes control of a territory or area, often in a conflict or war context.
Example: "The region has been under armed occupation for several years, leading to significant tensions between the local population and the occupying forces."
Alternatives: "military occupation" or "military control".
On the second day of its armed occupation of the Malheur national wildlife refuge, the Bundy militia shifted tactics.
"When the marines went in '55, the chat in Dublin was that it was an armed occupation.
Ritzheimer is currently being held over his part in the armed occupation at the Malheur wildlife refuge in Oregon.
Ms. Aquash participated in the 1973 armed occupation of the Pine Ridge village of Wounded Knee, a two-month siege that included gun battles with federal officers.
Mr. Fahmy said that the Brotherhood still believed that United Nations resolutions still qualified Hamas's armed struggle as a legitimate movement of resistance to an armed occupation.
The armed occupation of a federal building might be what Bundy considers an assertion of rights and a mere gathering in a taxpayer-financed space.
"What started as a peaceful protest … evolved into an illegal armed occupation led by Ammon and Ryan Bundy," prosecutor Geoff Barrow said.
It is astonishing that Danielle Pletka could seriously propose that the Iraqis have no "freedom gene" (since they couldn't or wouldn't submit willingly to an armed occupation?).
Amid growing concern about the fallout from the armed occupation, various town leaders held a crisis meeting with federal authorities on Tuesday.
Fran Davis echoes the fears of many in Harney County that the armed occupation served to discredit the legitimate grievances of the broader population.
Ammon Bundy and more than a dozen Oregon militia protesters pleaded not guilty for their role in the 41-day armed occupation of a federal wildlife refuge.
