A sentry box, also known as a guard post, is a small, often enclosed structure designed to provide shelter for a guard or sentry while they monitor a specific area, typically for security purposes. These boxes are commonly found at entrances to military bases, fortifications, or other secure locations. They often feature openings or slits for observation and may include basic amenities for the guard's comfort. Historically, sentry boxes have been used in various architectural styles, reflecting the cultural context of their time.
The military term 'sentry' typically refers to a person who is standing guard at an installation entry point. Examples are military police, security forces, and security police. Other terms used to describe a sentry are gate guard and entry controller.
A "sentry" typically refers to a guard or soldier stationed to keep watch. The term does not have a specific length, as it describes a role rather than a physical object. However, in a different context, such as a sentry box or post, the dimensions can vary widely based on design and purpose. If you meant something else by "sentry," please clarify!
A sentry is a name for a soldier on guard.
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A sentry is a military guard.
Sentinel: A sentry or guard.
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Sentinel or sentry.
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