infantry (Also infantries) : Related Words Words similar in meaning to infantry

  • foot«
  • infantry unit«
  • infantries«
  • infantry«
  • paratroops«
  • armed forces«
  • military machine«
  • military«
  • armed services«
  • war machine«
  • mounted infantry«
  • infantryman«
  • mechanized infantry«
  • military reserve«
  • marine infantry«
  • enemy«
  • reserve«
  • light infantry«
  • unit«
  • mechanized cavalry«
  • equipment«
  • horse cavalry«
  • infanteer«
  • weapon«
  • cavalry«
  • voltigeur«
  • medium infantry«
  • artillery unit«
  • vintenar«
  • casualty«
  • artillery«
  • tirailleur«
  • regular army«
  • skirmisher«
  • terrain«
  • army unit«
  • rifleman«
  • armour«
  • army«
  • regiment«
  • firearm«
  • platoon«
  • parma«
  • battlefield«
  • command«
  • combat arm«
  • troops«
  • naginata«
  • naval forces«
  • musket«
  • infantry force«
  • ground forces«
  • enemy force«
  • armor«
  • mounted«
  • battle«
  • task force«
  • attack«
  • military force«
  • patrol«
  • force«
  • line«
  • infantry tactic«
  • air force«
  • legion«
  • bayonet«
  • naval unit«
  • landing craft«
  • heavy infantry«
  • military unit«
  • jaeger«
  • pikemen«
  • air unit«
  • infantrywoman«
  • constricted terrain«
  • shore patrol«
  • readiness«
  • navy«
  • infantry fighting vehicle«
  • modern infantryman«
  • commando«
  • u.s. marine corp infantry«
  • garrison«
  • haramaki«
  • militia«
  • halfpike«
  • personal body armour«
  • military service«
  • guidon«
  • ambush«
  • military police«
  • gruntspeak«
  • objective«
  • military personnel«
  • ground pounder«
  • machine gun«
  • military group«
  • enemy attack«
  • fireteam«
  • mission«
  • armed service«
  • colour sergeant«
  • gear«
  • home guard«
  • chasseur«
  • role«
  • battery«
  • royal canadian infantry corp«
  • contingent«
  • bill«
  • nafziger«
  • rank and file«
  • enemy infiltration«
  • rank«
  • armored personnel carrier«
  • cohesion«
  • airborne«
  • reservist«
  • tactic«
  • headquarters staff«
  • enemy fire«
  • headquarters«
  • profile target«
  • territorial reserve«
  • doctrine«
  • general staff«
  • firing squad«
  • survival gear«
  • firing party«
  • airborne infantry«
  • wing«
  • fire«
  • service«
  • branch«
  • selective service«
  • fatigue«
  • rearguard«
  • soldier«
  • mobilization«
  • naval infantry«
  • territorial«
  • operation«
  • horse«
  • line infantry«
  • weekend warrior«
  • body armour«
  • airforce«
  • infantry weapon«
  • spearhead«
  • ability«
  • phalanx«
  • infantry soldier«
  • company«
  • warfare«
  • mobilisation«
  • british infantry«
  • conscription«
  • protective measure«
  • hostile«
  • war«
  • echelon«
  • ground«
  • coastguard«
  • close combat«
  • reserves«
  • deployment«
  • trip wire«
  • communication equipment«
  • musketry«
  • combat aircraft«
  • muster«
  • armoured vehicle«
  • detail«
  • type«
  • friendly«
  • support unit«
  • draft«
  • foot soldier«
  • militarization«
  • training«
  • militarism«
  • concealment«
  • soldiery«
  • armored vehicle«
  • introduction«
  • arm«
  • slang term«
  • militarisation«
  • time«
  • firepower«
  • apc«
  • —napoleon«
  • —military historian t.r. fehrenbach«
  • wild animal bite«
  • weight acceptable«
  • urban combat«
  • uniformed armed enemy force«
  • u.s. army infantry branch«
  • tactical combat environment«
  • superior firing position«
  • stalingrad 1942–1943«
  • soldier term infantryman«
  • significant armour coverage«
  • sensitive intelligence document«
  • reconnaissance/intelligence gathering«
  • raids/hostage rescue«
  • pursuit operations«
  • preparative reconnaissance«
  • premodern infantry weapon«
  • powerful friendly force«
  • personal body protection«
  • permamanent mercenary host«
  • other infantry«
  • naval quotation«
  • national infantry training school«
  • most protective gear«
  • military reserve force«
  • military profession series«
  • mere infantry—poor beggar«
  • marshal earl wavell«
  • maj gen c t shortis«
  • located recon unit«
  • latin infantera«
  • largest brunt«
  • kfor chronicle«
  • john c. grunt«
  • item soldier«
  • italian fanteria«
  • iraq new york«
  • infantry survival gear«
  • infantry protective gear«
  • infantry planner«
  • infantry function«
  • infantry fighting vehicles—contribute«
  • infantry fighting force«
  • infantry concept«
  • hostile infantry force«
  • folding spade—which«
  • equipment light«
  • environmental operating demand«
  • effective infantry development«
  • effective artillery doctrine«
  • earliest special force commando unit«
  • demanding existence«
  • demanding combat service«
  • defense operations«
  • day service«
  • construction/engineering«
  • common infantry mission«
  • combat necessity«
  • close quarter combat)—as«
  • century term infantry«
  • braggart captain«
  • bomb asset«
  • basic environmental protection«
  • base defense«
  • assaulting position«
  • ad 476–1453«
  • % combat«
  • front«
  • special force«
  • medieval time«
  • control«
  • —ernest hemingway«
  • unwounded soldier«
  • underlying body«
  • tribal host«
  • threat force«
  • term infantry«
  • shield—also«
  • several infantry division«
  • royal australian air force airfield defence guard«
  • poor climate condition«
  • patrol consist«
  • natural counter«
  • marshal jean de dieu soult«
  • infantry task«
  • infantry rifle platoon«
  • græco–roman antiquity«
  • greek peltasts«
  • french infanterie«
  • faster force«
  • effective bullet«
  • defeat enemy force«
  • classified weapon system«
  • base defence force«
  • pike«
  • variety«
  • maneuver«
  • transport«
  • wind boy«
  • stryker infantry«
  • shortis«
  • robert deb«
  • ranger infantry«
  • prestigious cavalry unit«
  • brutal climate«
  • ambushed unit«
  • troop«
  • gunner«
  • trogdon«
  • trained militia«
  • medieval infantry«
  • better equipment«
  • american infantry combat experience«
  • vehicle«
  • day«
  • physical shelter«
  • field marshal earl wavell«
  • dominant terrain feature«
  • bruce i.«
  • air force infantry«
  • defense«
  • sustained firepower«
  • infantry doctrine«
  • domestic military«
  • battlefield preparation«
  • mission specific equipment«
  • chain mail armor«
  • army infantryman«
  • weight burden«
  • specific terrain«
  • shock weapon«
  • premodern period«
  • personal rifle«
  • heinl«
  • effective firearm«
  • earl wavell«
  • bad soldier«
  • move«
  • main stance«
  • combat advantage«
  • spear«
  • peasant levy«
  • nal caliber«
  • modern infantry«
  • infanteria«
  • delivery technique«
  • development«
  • pursuit operation«
  • explosive«
  • pistol«
  • light crew«
  • squaddies«
  • concise expression«
  • complicated type«
  • combat arm unit«
  • individual communication«
  • air assault infantry«
  • mud«
  • field radio«
  • antitank rocket«
  • aerial drop«
  • common lexicon«
  • peacetime training«
  • explosive fragmentation«
  • spare ammunition«
  • slang name«
  • gunpowder weaponry«
  • day survival«
  • tactical gear«
  • heavier unit«
  • basic ground«
  • light role«
  • united state air force security force«
  • naval role«
  • gudmundsson«
  • professional standing army«
  • mechanized troop«
  • enemy penetration«
  • combined arm team«
  • combat intelligence«
  • regular infantry unit«
  • recon unit«
  • infantry mortar«
  • stress disorder«
  • personal armor«
  • necessity«
  • mass army«
  • infantry patrol«
  • knife«
  • arm operation«
  • vulnerable moment«
  • marine«
  • pikeman«
  • air force facility«
  • service position«
  • advent«
  • common frame«
  • world war ii«
  • tactical position«
  • british army«
  • modern combat«
  • excess«
  • friendly vehicle«
  • chemical«
  • pritzker military library«
  • combat efficiency«
  • basic mission«
  • authoritative body«
  • military manpower«
  • historic film«
  • attack operation«
  • enemy strong«
  • disease epidemic«
  • enemy assault«
  • falchion«
  • defense operation«
  • citizen army«
  • thursday«
  • stephen e.«
  • bill mauldin«
  • specialist role«
  • ernie pyle«
  • trench foot«
  • exposure«
  • engineering equipment«
  • assignment«
  • royal australian corp«
  • communication gear«
  • engagement«
  • sniper team«
  • common representation«
  • military combat«
  • protective suit«
  • modern military«
  • infantes«
  • combat support unit«
  • hand weapon«
  • armored«
  • infantry branch«
  • hoplite«
  • effective fighting force«
  • sensitive equipment«
  • mauldin«
  • combat«
  • royal air force regiment«
  • unit training«
  • engineering corp«
  • limited field«
  • effective command«
  • air bombardment«
  • friendly unit«
  • biological attack«
  • training standard«
  • night vision equipment«
  • enemy personnel«
  • fast rule«
  • radiological«
  • basic role«
  • hand gun«
  • combat casualty«
  • special troop«
  • surveillance operation«
  • discipline«
  • century spain«
  • world war«
  • infantry troop«
  • combat environment«
  • surveillance equipment«
  • close formation«
  • military casualty«
  • effective defense«
  • defensive effort«
  • albuera«
  • english«
  • land warfare«
  • sundries«
  • city«
  • ballista«
  • chain mail«
  • location«
  • enemy infantry«
  • cuirass«
  • foot patrol«
  • enemy activity«
  • impracticality«
  • employment«
  • primary force«
  • infantry formation«
  • presidio press«
  • direct combat«
  • valuable piece«
  • modern army«
  • personal weapon«
  • heat stroke«
  • emotional stress«
  • combat load«
  • armoured«
  • daily task«
  • specific mission«
  • their crew«
  • advance«
  • modern war«
  • primary type«
  • military doctor«
  • hand«
  • metal alloy«
  • defence«
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