What is another word for quonset huts?
Pronunciation: [kwˈɒnsɛt hˈʌts] (IPA) 
Quonset huts are a type of prefabricated structure that were first designed and used by the US military during World War II. They are typically made of corrugated steel and have a semi-circular shape. While "quonset huts" is the most common term used to describe these structures, there are a variety of synonyms that are sometimes used as well. Some of these synonyms include "Nissen huts" (named after the British engineer who designed them), "arch tents", "semicircular huts", "corrugated steel huts", and "half-round structures". Regardless of the term used, quonset huts have remained a popular choice for military and civilian applications, and can still be seen today all over the world.
