soldier
Refers to a soldier showing courage.
A more respectful term for a soldier who has been killed in battle.
Refers to a soldier who is skilled and reliable.
A soldier who has died, especially in combat.
Refers to a soldier who is exceptionally skilled and brave.
A soldier who has served for a long time and has seen combat.
A soldier with a lot of experience, especially in combat.
A soldier who has completed military training.
A soldier of the lowest rank in the army.
Refers to a soldier of excellent quality or skill.
An ordinary soldier, not an officer.
A person who used to be a soldier.
A soldier who is paid and trained to be a soldier as their job.
A soldier who has formally left the military after completing their service.
A typical soldier without a special rank or position.
An elderly person who was a soldier, often implying experience.
Someone who intends to be a soldier for their entire working life.
A soldier who is a permanent member of the official army.
The ordinary soldiers in an army, as distinct from the officers.
A person who joins the military by their own choice, not by force.
A civilian who is trained as a soldier and can be called up for military service.
A general term for a number of soldiers together.
A specific military unit of soldiers.
Similar to 'in the field', refers to soldiers physically present in a location.
Soldiers who are actively deployed in an operational area.
A mercenary; someone who fights for any country or group that will pay them.
To have the profession of a soldier.
To join the military and start a career as a soldier.
To work in the capacity of a soldier.
When a soldier ceases to live, for any reason.
When a soldier dies during a battle.
When a soldier joins the armed forces.