Sangar — can refer to:*Sangar (fortification), a term for a small temporary fortified position originally made up of stone, now built of sandbags and similar materials *Sangar (town in Afghanistan), a town in Ghazni Province, Afghanistan *Sangar, New… … Wikipedia
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] ] now built of sandbags and similar materials. [ [http://www.army.mod.uk/royalengineers/org/21regt/deployments/4_aes/camp_smitty_1.htm Camp Smyth front gate sangar and tower] ] The term was originally used by the
