garrison's
Stationed troops' possession
Garrison's is the possessive form of garrison, a noun referring to troops stationed at a military post or the fortification itself.
The possessive indicates something belonging to or associated with such a military installation: The garrison's commander ordered the gates closed at dusk.
It can also function as a contraction of "garrison is" or "garrison has" in informal contexts, though this usage is far less common than the possessive.
Military personnel collectively
- soldiersMilitary personnel who fight
- fortificationStrengthening defenses or nutrients
- barracksSoldiers' residential building
- outpostRemote military station
stronghold · regiment · commander · defense · quarters · encampment · station · detachment
troops
Military personnel collectively
- soldiersMilitary personnel who fight
- fortificationStrengthening defenses or nutrients
- barracksSoldiers' residential building
outpost · stronghold · regiment · commander · defense · quarters · encampment · station · detachment · posting
belonging
State of fitting in
holding · asset · territory · claim · domain · jurisdiction · control · stewardship · custody · keeping
family
Related people together
- surnameHereditary family identifier
- lineageDescent from progenitors
- householdDomestic unit of residents
descendant · heir · legacy · estate · ancestral · clan · kinship · heritage · patronymic · dynasty
garrison'scivilian's
Belonging to non-military persons
citizen's · townspeople's · villager's · resident's · public's
garrison'sinvader's
Belonging to hostile intruder
attacker's · besiegers · aggressor's · raider's · assailant's
- garrison townsTowns housing stationed troops
- military garrisonSoldiers occupying a post
- garrison dutyMilitary base assignment
- garrison capFoldable military headwear