Definitions for patrols
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1. patrols

   A patrol is a detachment which is employed to obtain information respecting the enemy’s movements and position, and relating to the nature of the country over which the army has to move, and to keep open the communications between the different portions of a command. Patrols are generally composed entirely of cavalry, although they are sometimes composed of infantry and cavalry; and in very much broken and obstructed ground, it might be necessary that they contain only infantry.

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1. portals

How to pronounce patrols?

1. Alex

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   Mark

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   Daniel

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   Mia

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   Karen

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Numerology

1. Chaldean Numerology

   The numerical value of patrols in Chaldean Numerology is: 1

2. Pythagorean Numerology

   The numerical value of patrols in Pythagorean Numerology is: 2

Examples of patrols in a Sentence

1. Howell Township Police:

   We had extra patrols at the high school this morning to quell any parent’s concerns, however there was no credible threat for violence.

2. Kent Kramp:

   There’s certain things that neighborhoods need for security, and proper lighting is a big one and something I’ve felt that Dinkytown specifically has lacked through to the last couple years, but otherwise, just the increased presence, increased patrols, that’s the most helpful thing that they can do.

3. Kevin McAleenan:

   This is the first time weve heard anything like this kind of number of law enforcement being deployed in Mexico to address migration, not just at the southern border but also on the transportation routes to the northern border and in coordinated patrols in key areas along our southwest border.

4. Abdul Nasir Ziaee:

   We have two groups of soldiers at each checkpost. One is the security group and another is the reaction group, the security group patrols and the other one responds to attacks, or when they get a report they react.

5. Del Mazo:

   We are considering the use of advanced technology, because drones would allow us to have permanent aerial patrols in the area and be able to react much more efficiently and quickly.

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References

1. ^ Military Dictionary and Gazetteer
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