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shore duty

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Noun1.shore duty - naval service at land bases
assignment, duty assignment - a duty that you are assigned to perform (especially in the armed forces); "hazardous duty"
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The Marine Corps had approximately 550 marines specifically trained in corrections, while the Navy rotated sailors from ship duty to shore duty at its two consolidated brigs and an array of smaller facilities.
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I just had completed a long tour of shore duty, pushing boots at Recruit Training Command in San Diego.
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When assigned to shore duty, he served in the Pentagon in OP-90, the office that developed the Navy's POM, and his last assignment was as the military deputy in NAVAIRSYSCOM, Program Office for Aviation Training Systems (PMA-205).
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