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War and Conflict - Army

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army
army
[noun]

a country's military force trained to fight on land

Ex: The army conducted exercises to improve its combat readiness. 
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camp
camp
[noun]

a military facility where troops are stationed for training or operational purposes

Ex: The soldiers returned to camp after their training exercises. 
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corps
corps
[noun]

a subdivision of army consisting of two or more divisions

Ex: The corps' commander briefed the divisions on the new strategy before launching the operation. 
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jeep
jeep
[noun]

a sturdy vehicle designed for traveling on rough surfaces

Ex: The army deployed jeeps to navigate rough terrain during military operations. 
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patrol
patrol
[noun]

the act of going around a place at regular intervals to prevent a crime or wrongdoing from being committed

Ex: The police officer conducted a patrol of the neighborhood to ensure the safety of residents. 
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soldier
soldier
[noun]

someone who serves in an army, particularly a person who is not an officer

Ex: Every soldier must undergo rigorous training. 
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troop
troop
[noun]

armed forces or soldiers, especially by large numbers

Ex: The general deployed an elite troop to the front lines to bolster the defensive positions. 
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adjutant
adjutant
[noun]

an army officer who serves as an administrative or personal assistant to a senior officer, handling orders, correspondence, and organization

Ex: The general's adjutant delivered the orders to the battalion. 
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barracks
barracks
[noun]

a building or a set of buildings for soldiers to live in

Ex: The soldiers were assigned to newly built barracks, which provided much better living conditions than the old ones. 
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colonel general

a very high-ranking army officer who commands multiple regiments

Ex: The colonel general spoke to the officers. 
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commandant

an officer who is in charge of a military unit

Ex: The commandant inspected the troops. 
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commander-in-chief

the officer who has the highest authority over a country's armed forces

Ex: The commander-in-chief visited the troops at the base. 
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commando
commando
[noun]

a soldier trained to carry out surprise attacks and special missions

Ex: The commando led a night raid behind enemy lines. 
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detachment

a small group of soldiers assigned for a specific task or mission

Ex: A detachment was sent to secure the bridge. 
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flank
flank
[noun]

the side part of a military or naval formation

Ex: The troops moved to protect the flank of the army. 
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foot soldier

a soldier who fights on foot using small weapons

Ex: The foot soldier marched with the battalion. 
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infantry
infantry
[noun]

foot soldiers who fight on the ground with small arms

Ex: The infantry advanced cautiously through the dense forest, scanning for enemy movements. 
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lieutenant general

a high-ranking officer in the army or air force, above a major general and below a full general

Ex: The lieutenant general planned the troop movements. 
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mercenary
mercenary
[noun]

a professional soldier hired to serve in a foreign army, often motivated by payment rather than ideological or national allegiance

Ex: The army hired mercenaries to bolster its forces during the conflict in the region. 
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point man
point man
[noun]

a soldier who leads a patrol and scouts the path ahead

Ex: The point man checked the trail for traps. 
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private soldier

a soldier holding the lowest rank in the army

Ex: The private soldier followed orders from the sergeant. 
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scout
scout
[noun]

a person, vehicle, or aircraft sent ahead to gather information about the enemy or surroundings

Ex: The commander sent a scout to check the area. 
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