hutted's Usage Examples:

There is an Ezemvelo KZN Wildlife campsite and hutted camp.

(Australian Infantry Force) was given the task of planning and constructing a hutted camp which became known as "Night Cliff"s Camp".

operating theatres, 48,000,000 bandages and dressings and 250,000 bedsteads in "hutted annexes".

At the outbreak of Second World War hutted wards of 200 beds were built in order to receive war wounded, as well as.

of the South African Native Labour Corps, cooking on a Soyer stove in a hutted camp on the Western Front, c.

The new facility will provide 72 new inpatient beds and allow the hutted wards to be demolished.

The wooden hutted camp, with barrack blocks arranged as "spiders", could accommodate 2,500.

By 1918 the airfield had two sheds to protect the Avros and hutted accommodation for 51 airmen.

family in 1936 shortly before the outset of the Second World War and a hutted camp known as Invicta Lines (reflecting Invicta, the motto of Kent) was.

(Australian Infantry Force) was given the task of planning and constructing a hutted camp which became known as Night Cliff's Camp.

accommodate a large number of troops, over a longer period of time and so two hutted camps, one north and one south of the Basingstoke Canal, were constructed.

The hutted camp in Brechfa was later used to house Basque children who were refugees.

During World War I a large hutted army camp was built to the east of Draycot Foliat; from 1930 there was a.