There is not a specific size, it totally depends on the situation. Could be as few as less than a dozen to as large as several thousand. In modern times, most troops or soldiers are assigned to units (squads, platoons, companies, troops, battalions, squadrons, regiments, brigades, divisions, corps, armies, etc). Most units have specific sizes numerated for them. The sizes vary depending on the historical period of time and the nation. If you are trying to establish how many soldiers are at a specific location at a specific period of time, it is best to ask that question directly.
they refer to garrison in the army as a military post
Mongolia Garrison Army ended in 1946.
Mongolia Garrison Army was created in 1937.
Japanese China Garrison Army was created in 1901.
Japanese China Garrison Army ended in 1937.
No / False. The requirements of the army safety program do not only apply in a garrison environment.
False. The requirements of the US Army safety program do not only apply in a garrison environment.
False. The requirements of the US Army safety program do not only apply in a garrison environment.
The transition from deployment back to garrison
The transition from deployment back to garrison
The transition from deployment back to garrison
OSHA standards apply to all US Army operations except direct combat, not just to garrison operations.
At Mundfordville, Kentucky, the Union had a garrison of 4,000 troops at that location. Union General Buell's goal was to move noth and unite that garrison with his main army. Unfortunately, Confederate cavalry from Braxton Bragg's army was able to contain Beull's march, leaving the garrison at Mundfordville alone with no available reinforcements insight. Bragg's army easily assaulted the garrison and won. This caused a Federal delay in its operations in the West.