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Discover LudwigThe phrase "army guards" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to personnel who are part of the military and are responsible for guarding a specific location or asset.
Example: "The army guards were stationed at the entrance to ensure the safety of the base."
Alternatives: "military guards" or "armed forces guards".
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Along with the usual contingent of Afghan Army guards, special army commandos could also be seen protecting the Defense Ministry on Tuesday afternoon as the restrictions on movement in and out of the ministry began to ease.
Ten army guards stood at the front gate of the compound, alongside a police car.
Army guards stepped aside, leaving Mr. Mahuad besieged in the presidential palace.
After midnight some protesters tried to storm the embassy and were repelled by Egyptian Army guards, witnesses reported.
The army guards major public buildings, like the museum, but does not prevent the protest from taking place.
The Karmapa himself was moved to a monastery on the outskirts of Dharamsala, where Indian Army guards now strictly limit access to him.
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For the army guard, the burden has been more unusual.
Their bus had no police or army guard, but they managed to arrive safely in Amritsar.
From October to April, the army reserve recruited 73% of its target number; the army guard recruited 77%.
The two biggest contributors have been the army guard (which musters 332,000) and the army reserve (around 200,000).
The army guarded the museum and its 125,000 antiquities, including Tutankhamun's funeral mask, throughout the unrest.
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