1. billeting - Noun
2. billeting - Verb
of Billet
Source: Webster's dictionaryAiding the war effort meant transporting and billeting troops; building and supplying arms and munitions; arming, lending and selling ships. Source: Internet
During World War II, Camp Maxey had an area of 36,683 Acres (14,845.08 Hectares), and billeting space for 2,022 Officers, and 42,515 Enlisted Personnel. Source: Internet
Enormous casualties were expected in bombing raids, so children were evacuated from London and other cities en masse to the countryside for compulsory billeting in households. Source: Internet
She said the frontline health workers must approach the management of the state-run hospital which caters to COVID-19 cases, so that they would be included in the list of employees subject for billeting assignment. Source: Internet
The seldom-mentioned prohibits the government from billeting soldiers in private homes with the homeowner’s consent in times of peace, “nor in time of war, but in a manner to be prescribed by law.” Source: Internet