fatigue duty (Meaning)

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fatigue duty (n)

labor of a nonmilitary kind done by soldiers (cleaning or digging or draining or so on)

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Fatigue duty had been taking its toll on the soldiers, leaving them both physically and mentally exhausted.
The troops were ordered to take turns on fatigue duty, sharing the burden of the laborious tasks.
The young recruit struggled with fatigue duty, finding it difficult to keep up with the more experienced soldiers.
After a long day of fatigue duty, the soldiers looked forward to a hot meal and a chance to rest their weary bodies.
The commander recognized the importance of limiting fatigue duty to ensure the troops remained fit for combat.
The soldiers endured fatigue duty willingly, understanding that it was a necessary part of their service.
The medics were responsible for assessing the soldiers' physical condition and determining their fitness for fatigue duty.
The barracks were often a hive of activity, with soldiers engaged in various tasks of fatigue duty.
The harsh weather conditions added to the challenges of fatigue duty, making it even more grueling for the soldiers.
The soldiers' determination and resilience shone through, even in the face of the arduous fatigue duty they had to endure.

labor of a nonmilitary kind done by soldiers (cleaning or digging or draining or so on)

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

Fatigue duty had been taking its toll on the soldiers, leaving them both physically and mentally exhausted.

The troops were ordered to take turns on fatigue duty, sharing the burden of the laborious tasks.

The young recruit struggled with fatigue duty, finding it difficult to keep up with the more experienced soldiers.

After a long day of fatigue duty, the soldiers looked forward to a hot meal and a chance to rest their weary bodies.