stationed
v.v. to be sent to a specific place for a long time to do a job, especially in the military or police. You are usually told exactly where to stay and what to do there.
v. to assign a person or group to a specific location for duty. Often used in the passive voice to indicate a semi-permanent posting within a military, diplomatic, or emergency service context.
The soldiers are stationed at the border to keep the area safe.
After finishing her training, the young officer was stationed at the city's busiest precinct.
The naval fleet was strategically stationed throughout the archipelago to ensure that trade routes remained open during the period of political instability.
Commonly used in the passive voice ('be stationed'); typically followed by the preposition 'at', 'in', or 'near'.