Sentence examples for camp service from inspiring English sources

The Militia Act authorized Lincoln "to receive into the service of the United States, for the purpose of constructing entrenchments, or performing camp service or any other labor, or any military or naval service for which they may be found competent, persons of African descent".

Goeth was assigned to the SS-Totenkopfverbände ("Deaths-head" unit; concentration camp service).

In early 1943, encouraged by von Verschuer, Mengele applied for transfer to the concentration camp service, where he foresaw the opportunity to undertake genetic research on human subjects.

SS-Obersturmbannführer Rudolf Höss, commandant of Auschwitz concentration camp, supported the claim at his own trial when he testified that Goeth was a major in the concentration camp service.

Initially assigned as a battalion medical officer at the start of World War II, he transferred to the concentration camp service in early 1943 and was assigned to Auschwitz.

But there are also positions that Henderson Poleon, St. Christopher's camp services director, calls "camp grandmas and grandpas" -- people who actually live on campus and take part in camp activities for anywhere from one night to eight weeks.

To include performance history for years before e-mail and the Web, I also included in the first camp services that rely on faxes, phone hot lines, and other means of quick communication.

Many villagers who fled into the camps to avoid getting killed have stayed for nearly a decade and grown used to camp services like schools, clean water, health clinics and cellphone coverage —the very things missing from rural Darfur that planted the seeds for resentment and rebellion in the first place.

This, combined with the discovery last week that FEMA's put out a help-wanted ad for subcontractors to provide "temporary camp services" for facilities all over the country, is fairly alarming news.

Based in the urban area or the refugee camps, service providers' experiences were often related to serving acute and recent cases that included: domestic violence; spousal control of finances, resources, or assistance; rape or abuse when leaving the camps to find firewood or other resources (see next section); and early or forced marriage.

The Boy Scouts now have an $800,000 contract with the school system to provide winter and summer camping services, Mr. Levy said.