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| hut encampment; barracks camp (Andrey Truhachev) | |||
| hut camp; cantonment (The United States military commonly uses the term "cantonment" to describe the permanent facilities at U.S. Army training bases as opposed to the field training areas. Cantonment areas often include housing (such as barracks and maid-service quarters), dining facilities, training classrooms, exchanges, and paved air fields) | |||
| hutment camp; hutted camp | |||