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駐屯軍 (chuutongun) Japanese meaning: garrison | Kotomora
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After the war, occupation forces were stationed in this area.
A small garrison is permanently stationed in that town.
Kanji 駐 stop-over, reside in, resident 屯 barracks, police station, camp Related words 駐ちゅう 留りゅう 軍ぐん 駐留軍 also means stationed troops, but is more commonly used for forces stationed abroad under agreements, while 駐屯軍 can imply a more permanent or occupying presence.
占せん 領りょう 軍ぐん 占領軍 specifically means 'occupation forces' and emphasizes the act of occupying a territory, whereas 駐屯軍 is broader and can refer to any garrison.
Etymology Compound of 駐屯 (ちゅうとん, 'stationing of troops') and 軍 (ぐん, 'army').
