bivouacking การใช้

• The extensive forest is perfect for bivouacking during the summer months.
• Tasks vary from year to year, with bivouacking and crafts.
• After bivouacking for the night, the two companies split up.
• Men were trained in crossing rivers, demolitions and bivouacking.
• His scouts spotted the enemy bivouacking at the mouth of the Ebro.
• Frequent rotation involved bivouacking in a series of fortified camps.
• The British Marines later slipped into the city alone, bivouacking at the British Embassy.
• For five days we had been bivouacking under the open sky on a vast field surrounded by barbed wire.
• I even found pleasure in trekking the woods with GI buds in Germany when I was a boy soldier bivouacking.
• Whilst bivouacking during the descent, the tent tore away from Mutschlechner and Messner, and Messner also fell ill.
• The brigade left the Jordan Valley after three days at Jericho, bivouacking at Tallat ed Dumm on 8 October.
• They're marching up and down the sink, bivouacking in the wastebasket, making forays across my kitchen floor.
• Longstreet was amazed to see Geary's bivouacking soldiers with their large wagon train parked directly in front of him.
• The first day six rivers had to be crossed, the column bivouacking, the march being resumed the next morning.
• He taught school before joining the Kenyan army, where running skills can exempt you from jumping from airplanes or bivouacking in the jungle.
• Paul _ pudgy, bald, middle-aged _ had broken away from a platoon of salesmen bivouacking at the customer service desk.
• From Cold Harbor the brigade moved to the James, bivouacking on Taylor's Plantation, and moving hence by water to Bermuda Hundred.
• Some latecomers are bivouacking in a former medical building where examination rooms have been converted into bedrooms ( and there's only one shower ).
• The facilities, made of reinforced concrete, would be suitable for bivouacking troops or storing military supplies, including poison gas, the engineers said.
• Following the damage caused by the bivouacking of Napoleon's troops before their departure for Spain, the garden was closed on August 30, 1810.