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Definition of field post in English: field postnoun ˈfiːld ˌpəʊst 1A site occupied by troops on a military campaign, especially on the battlefield. 2An office or position held by a person who works in the field, away from a central headquarters.
noun ˈfiːld ˌpəʊst historical A postal service provided for soldiers on a military campaign.
Origin Late 18th century. From field + post
mid 19th century; earliest use found in The Times. From field + post, after German Feldpost. Definition of field post in US English: field postnounˈfiːld ˌpəʊst 1A site occupied by troops on a military campaign, especially on the battlefield. 2An office or position held by a person who works in the field, away from a central headquarters.
nounˈfiːld ˌpəʊst historical A postal service provided for soldiers on a military campaign.
Origin Late 18th century. From field + post<br>mid 19th century; earliest use found in The Times. From field + post, after German Feldpost. |