Cao was initially a minor garrison commander and rose to prominence as a general when he suppressed the Yellow Turban Rebellion, which threatened the last years of Han rule.
In the mid-20th century the Three Affiliated Tribes lost more than one-fourth of their reservation to the waters rising behind the Garrison Dam on the Missouri River.
These gains are lost, however, in the subsequent years when NIH budgets failed to keep pace with rising costs.— Garrison, H. H., Deschamps, A. M. NIH research funding and early career physician scientists: continuing challenges in the 21st century.
The castle was garrisoned by government troops during the Jacobite Rising of Bonnie Dundee in 1689, when repairs were ordered, and again during the rising of 1715.
Soldiers from the 10 Training Battalion, Bordon Garrison, have been filling sandbags to try to protect properties from rising water.
When the curtain rises, a garrison of Guardia Civil, complete with tricorn hats, lounge behind a chain-link fence at the base of what appears to be the ruins of a colosseum or bullring.
From a knoll rising above farmers' fields, Heesh overlooks the stretch of four-lane highway between Hama and Aleppo, two cities where the army is thickly garrisoned.
In the 1950s construction of the Garrison Dam flooded the Missouri River bottomlands, creating Lake Sakakawea; more than a quarter of the Fort Berthold reservation lands were permanently flooded by the rising waters.
On 8 September, just two days after the rising began, a party of around 100 Jacobite Highlanders, led by Lord Drummond, attempted to scale the walls with the assistance of members of the garrison.
The regiment moved to a garrison posting in the Ionian islands in 1819, and his time in the islands saw him command a force which put down a local rising on Santa Maura.
