0 present participle of troop --
1 to walk somewhere in a large group, usually with one person behind another: --
Therefore, we have the problem of moving 10,000 men every 12 months during the trooping season.
If competition it is to be, why not apply it to trooping as well?
The trooping is ad hoc trooping at short notice and in small quantities.
I now come to the question of trooping and let us get the position straight.
Can the new company compete for trooping contracts?
It would be far cheaper it there were one short home leave by air trooping during a man's one-year overseas tour.
Their second rôle is in air trooping; and thirdly, they fulfil sporadic, miscellaneous tasks of a military character.
I understand that some criticisms which were made about trooping work were along the lines that the companies were using old and obsolescent aircraft.
