Intrenchment

Chandler's Encyclopedia · 1898 · p. 30
Any field work consisting of at least a ditch, from which the earth is taken, and a parapet; also, any artificial device, however slight, by means of which troops can In the Trenches. be aided in holding a position, as intrenched camps or lines with intervals. In modern warfare, troops are instructed in the art of intrenching and in taking advantage of every cover, however slight.
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