The Air Force calls their military stores on base, the BX (Base Exchange), the Army calls theirs the PX (Post Exchange). Smaller stores on large Firebases (in Vietnam), or large Combat Bases for the Army were sometimes referred to as "canteens." For the US Army, Air Force, and Navy, food stores were often called "commissarys." Stores that sold US Military uniforms on army posts were called "Clothing Sales."
The commissary is a place where military members and their families can purchase items.
The Post Exchange, or PX for short, is a general services department store, typically with a barbershop attached. The Commissary may refer to the grocery store on some bases.
truck store
Ship's Store is the normal name for it. That's what is on the placard for the space.
a person who is drafted into military service
Conscription.
Answer: The "Armed Services"
Of course.
A military breastplate was a 'cuirass'
triage nurse
Pawn shop
The official name was the International Military Tribunal.
Another word for eshop is online store.
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