| AIRDROPS | Gets supplies to troops, in a way |
| GARRISON | Wildly roar and sing to troops in the town (8) |
| AIRDROP | During a surgery, Irish doctor gets supplies flown in (7) |
| STOCKSUP | Head of hospitality, leaving tuck shops in a mess, gets supplies (6,2) |
| STEVEDOREDIVASTORE | Where a demanding dockworker gets supplies? |
| CANTEEN | From the Italian meaning "wine cellar", a word originally for a shop in a barracks selling liquor and provisions to troops that later came to mean a soldier's water bottle (7) |
| ENEMA | Evacuation of troops in a base to the north (5) |
| MUSETTEBAG | Classic type of feed and bidon bag passed to a cyclist during the road races/stages in a Grand Tour; or, an alternative type of haversack issued to troops during Second World War (7,3) |
| ETAPE | French word for a day's march, a storehouse, rations issued to troops or a stage of a cycle race (5) |
| DRAGONNADE | Persecution by billeting of intimidatory troops in a Huguenot home, used by Louis XIV in the 1680s |
| FIELDHOSPITAL | Medical unit which serves troops in a combat zone (5,8) |
| CORPS | Troops in a body, almost (5) |
| OCCUPATION | The job of troops in a conquered country (10) |
| SOYUZ | Series of manned Soviet spacecraft, commencing in 1967, used to ferry crews and supplies to and from space stations (5) |
| FLUORIDE | Anion added to water supplies to reduce the incidence of tooth decay in the population (8) |
| HODMAN | A laborer who carries supplies to masons or bricklayers. |
| PHILSILVERS | American comic keeping coins in supplies to audience |
| MONORAIL | Transport system subject to troops being in post |
| QUICKMARCH | Order to troops a month after fast (5,5) |
| SHOGUN | Commander's order to troops to stop retreat? |
