Camps
Troops
Both words in one sentence
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In The American Civil War's Battle of Shiloh, early in the battle, after the Confederate attack had sent Union troops fleeing from their camps in panic, the Confederates stopped to eat the food they found in the camps.
Source: Enemy Eats Your Lunch -
In Sengoku Basara friendly camps occasionally spawn units of your own troops to defend them from enemy mooks.
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Mussolini's troops are seen committing horrendous atrocities (mass shootings, poison gas, concentration camps) against Libyan insurgents in the 1920s.
Source: Useful Notes / Fascist Italy
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