| CRANKY | Eccentric sergeant, say, stationed in Cyprus (6) |
| ANTRIM | Soldier, say, stationed on border in part of Northern Ireland (6) |
| ENCORE | Call for Sargent, say, before a sergeant, say, entered (6) |
| NONCOM | Sergeant, say, sees moon come up round North Carolina (6) |
| UPBEAT | Cheerful signal from sergeant, say, at end of bar? |
| FRANCO | Civil war general's frequently with acting staff sergeant, say |
| PATTON | Celebrated US general George S. ___, who opened a British Welcome Club for American soldiers stationed in Knutsford in 1944 (6) |
| HONCHO | Slang term for a person in charge, brought back to the US by servicemen who had been stationed in Japan (6) |
| POSTED | Stationed in new depots (6) |
| RESIST | Combat troops one's stationed in street (6) |
| SENTRY | One of the Queen's guards stationed in a box-like shelter at the entrance of Buckingham Palace (6) |
| RVTRIP | Vacation while stationed in parks, perhaps |
| ATHOME | Where the catcher is stationed in baseball (HAM TOE anagram) (2,4) |
| ENIGMA | 1995 novel by Robert Harris about a young mathematician stationed in Bletchley Park |
| FLAMENCO | Bright colour-sergeant, say, in the dance (8) |
| UNCO | In the Royal Scots fearsome sergeant, say, on uniform |
| MARTINET | Tough sergeant, say, time after time breaking soldier (8) |
| ONCE | At one time a sergeant, say, turned east (4) |
| PROMOTION | The advertising of corporal to sergeant, say (9) |
| NCO | Sergeant, say (3) |
