collective term for both commissioned officers and enlisted personnel in a military force

a military force or organization raised from the civil population to supplement a regular army in an emergency

collective term for weapons or arms used in combat

the actual personnel or armed forces available for deployment

the branch of a military force that fights on foot

an old soldier or a person who has served in the military

a large military unit, formation, or army group

the branch of an army equipped with heavy firearms and cannons

new (army) recruit

to serve in the army or be a soldier

the social classes of workers, peasants, and soldiers, considered the core of the revolutionary force in Maoist China

a powerful or numerically superior military force

to drill troops or conduct military training

to send troops

troops and horses; military forces or personnel

a soldier or person stationed to keep watch and maintain security at a specific location

to conscript or call up individuals for military service

an exemplary person or unit serving as a model for others to emulate

Red Guards (Cultural Revolution, 1966-1976)

an army deserter

bladed weapons

art of war; military strategy and tactics

to lead or command troops

branch of the armed forces

a soldier hired to serve in a foreign army

the world-famous historical site in Xi'an featuring the army of Qin Shi Huang

a building or group of buildings used to house or station military personnel; a military camp

military engineer

massive military force

ordinary soldier

soldiers at the head of a formation or on the front line

Ministry of War (in imperial China)

enlisted sailor in navy

a ceremonial military parade or procession

troops appearing suddenly, such as in a raid or ambush

a soldier belonging to a specialized military unit or special forces

to increase the number of troops or military presence in a specific area

an individual soldier or a single combatant considered as a basic military unit

a soldier or operative sent out to gather information about the enemy or terrain

to serve in the army

military personnel; the number of soldiers or troops available for service