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army hut
field hut

After the war, the camp was split up into small holdings with army huts being used as dwellings.

It consisted of a graded oval with no fencing and an old army hut used for change rooms.

The children were taught in an army hut until a new school was built in 1964.

In about 1921 a converted army hut was erected as Standlake's first village hall.

In 1954 a second army hut was erected as a youth club.

In 1951, after the inadequacy of the army huts became apparent, the Faculty received funding from the university to build its own permanent structure.

The church, which replaced an old army hut from Westfield Way, was built in the early Christian style.

For by now we had arrived at a big army hut by the side of the road.

You mean a wooden hut, like it might be an army hut, with an iron roof, and windows all along?

It reminded me of an army hut and the mud on the floor showed what the ground outside would be like when the snow melted.