Ration transport had been behind the division;'A','B'Echelons, the Divisional Transport Train, and Ammunition Column bivouacking for the night at Shellalif on 19 September.
32.
Also, practical difficulties such as the prevention of desertion or revolt when bivouacking ( triremes used to be hauled on land at night ) made free labour more secure and more economical than slaves.
33.
At Tiberias the Australian Mounted Division waited for the 5th Cavalry Division to close up and for the 4th Light Horse Brigade to rejoin from Semakh, bivouacking there for the night of 26 September.
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Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium, the Braves'home for 30 years since bivouacking from Milwaukee, will be razed and made into a 9, 000-space parking lot for the new stadium.
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It was like bivouacking in the marche aux puces, the Parisian flea market, or grandmaman's attic or an antiques barn that just unpacked a container from Isle-sur-la-Sorgue.
36.
The officers said that the four army corps were bivouacking along the course of the Suippe that evening, from Auberive to Heutr�giville, passing by Dontrien, B�thiniville and Pont-Faverger, a march of some five leagues [ 20 km ] ."
37.
With 5, 000 U . S . soldiers bivouacking here to support helicopter sorties against Taliban and Qaida stragglers, the wreckage that last year was an old Soviet air base has given way today to rows of triple-ply tents, with chilled air pumped through billowing cloth tubes.
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At the peak of occupation, which followed the Battle of the Little Bighorn in 1876 until 1881, there were just under 100 buildings and approximately 1, 000 people occupying the post at any given moment including infantry and cavalry companies bivouacking in tents on the parade ground while being resupplied.
39.
In 1957, Seibert and rancher Earl Eaton climbed Vail Mountain where, as trainees from Camp Hale ( Earl did not train at Camp Hale but he did help build it ), they had learned winter bivouacking, and decided to build " the most beautiful ski resort in the world ".
40.
After marshalling at Camp Don B . Passage near Casablanca, the division moved forward, with the 320th GFAB and 80th Airborne Anti-Aircraft bivouacking with the 325th Glider Infantry Regimental Combat Team near Marnia, Algeria, while the rest of the division settled near the airport at Oudja, French Morocco.
