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home guard
noun
- a volunteer force used for meeting local emergencies when the regular armed forces are needed elsewhere.
Home Guard
noun
- a volunteer part-time military force recruited for the defence of the United Kingdom in World War II
- (in various countries) a civil defence and reserve militia organization
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of home guard1
Example Sentences
Among the professional troops taking part in this exercise are members of Norway's home guard - mostly part-time soldiers.
After independence much of it went to the home guards, as the Mau Mau continued to be considered a terrorist organisation.
Thousands of personnel from other government security services including the home guards and the para-military Border Security Force will be brought in to maintain law and order, he said.
He said two of the dead were members of the home guard, a voluntary force that helps police control civil disturbances.
Authorities say a police official and five home guards are among those killed in the accident which took place in Chamoli district.
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