The phrase "army site" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a location or facility associated with military operations or activities.
Example: "The government announced plans to upgrade the infrastructure at the army site to improve operational efficiency."
Alternatives: "military base" or "defense facility".
Cavnet, as it's known, exists only on siprnet, and is vetted, as an official Army site.
The gallery is in Gillman Barracks, a former army site dating from the 1920s that has become a centerpiece of Singapore's artistic plan.
The commission initially designated the Army site to take in records, which White House personnel had planned to then download to their own computer system.
The case, which centres on a disused army site in Kent, presents the conflict between the need to build new houses and people's wish to preserve Britain's threatened countryside and wildlife in its sharpest possible form.
In 1971, as the Irish Times and others have reported, as British panic over the crisis in Northern Ireland grew, 14 men were taken to a British army site on an old airfield at Ballykelly in County Derry.
The final tracking of Mir was conducted by a United States Army site on Kwajalein Atoll.
It successfully annihilated an unarmed warhead which had been fired into space from a US Army site on Kwajalein Atoll in the western Pacific Ocean.The warhead was tracked by two American naval vessels: a destroyer equipped with an Aegis anti-missile system and a $900m floating offshore oil-rig, which had been kitted out with a highly sophisticated active phased-array X-band radar.
Officials in north-west Germany have declared a disaster over a wildfire triggered two weeks ago by a rocket test on an army training site.
The Independent Online brings you fantastic new photographs of the terracotta army excavation site on the outskirts of Xi'an, Shaanxi province, China where 120 clay figures have recently been unearthed by archaeologists.
The commander of Thailand's ruling junta said Tuesday that the military was not responsible for the deaths of two detainees suspected of insulting the monarch – including the crown prince's former personal fortune-teller – who were being held at a controversial army detention site.
At the Rana Plaza site, army bulldozers uncovered 100 bodies on Thursday.
