The phrase "army encampments" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to temporary living quarters or camps set up by military forces.
Example: "The soldiers set up army encampments in the forest to prepare for their training exercises."
Alternatives: "military camps" or "troop encampments".
The mosque was built in Al-Fusṭāṭ, a city that grew out of an Arab army encampment on the site of present-day Cairo.
BY MILITANTS IN YEMEN Islamist militants bombarded an army encampment near the city of Zinjibar in southern Yemen, and dozens of soldiers and militants were reported killed.
ADEN, Yemen — Islamist militants bombarded an army encampment near the city of Zinjibar in southern Yemen on Sunday, and dozens of soldiers and militants were reported killed.
Westworld's Gomorrah-on-the-sands, he wouldn't have ended up in charge of an army encampment, the best Westworld story line he's yet encountered.
But as I gazed down at the cluster of neat brown cubes, studded with palm trees, the scene reminded me of an army encampment.
Palestinian assailants have carried out frequent ambushes on the isolated roads outside Shavei Shomron and on occasion have even slipped inside the community, through a fence around the perimeter and despite an army encampment attached to the settlement.
In the clampdown that followed, over 200 rebels were reportedly killed.Even before the weekend offensive, on July 8th, some 450-500 guerrillas brutally attacked an army encampment of 70 soldiers near Gutierrez, a village about 24 kilometres (15 miles) outside Bogota, the capital; 36 soldiers were killed, said the government, 17 of them shot in the head.
Muller was charged with the transfer of the camp from a makeshift army encampment in Oldebroek to a proper refugee camp with full provisions in Nunspeet.
Jean-Baptiste Bernadotte and Laurent de Gouvion Saint-Cyr were sick, or claimed they were, and had left the army's encampments to recover their health.
