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na | Guard Post |
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na | guard house, gate house |
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na | Security Gate |
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See below Explanation: We at the U:S: Marshal Service call it the "guard shack" but it is called a security control point or security check point. Either way you are going to get stopped and checked if you do not belong there, and we carry guns. Hope this helps. Bye |
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