How To Use Infantryman In A Sentence
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By this time though, the grenade itself had been largely dropped from the infantryman's armoury and grenadiers were simply soldiers selected for their appearance and height.
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Cavalry forces evolved into four categories throughout the ages: the cuirassier or heavy cavalryman, the lancer, the dragoon or mounted infantryman, and the light cavalry.
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Thrace had invented the peltast, the quick and mobile lightly armed infantryman who fought at close range with a knife or at a distance with a javelin.
The Spartacus War
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Eight basic character types are available, from the infantryman common to all game maps, NCO specialists, support troopers, machine gunners, snipers and paratroopers.
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His fellow infantryman thinks his height makes him the logical first target for any enemy and Hans is still convinced he is destined to die which makes him fearless.
Looking for Archimboldi
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DS: Having been a Marine infantryman is central to what goes into these books.
Archive 2010-02-01
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In the first place all of the aberrations I have written about above are most likely in the same package which we call a skull and they are very burdensome for an Infantryman to have to carry around.
Salem-News.com
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The dispatch is notable for the vast fund of information London was able to gather, down to the precise details on what the Japanese infantryman carried in his kit.
JACK LONDON'S WAR
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He successfully produced an excellent account of an infantryman's war by one who fought it.
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Gen. Gerald J. Higgins, the assistant division commander and an experienced infantryman, with ensuring that troop dispositions supported his defense plans.
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I was a freelance journalist before I enlisted in the Australian Army in 1995 and eventually became an infantryman with two tours of duty to East Timor under my belt.
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[T] he fraulein with the pretty smile is liable to stab you in the back," one infantryman wrote, "and that brat coming down the street ... is liable to pull a luger out and shoot.
Miss Yourlovin: GIs, Gender, and Domesticity during World War II
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My assignments were primarily as a tactical soldier in multiple divisions, both as an infantryman and an intelligence professional.
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The unspecialised common soldier, the infantryman who has stood and marched and moved in ranks and ranks, the "serried lines of men," who are the main substance of every battle story for the last three thousand years, are as obsolete as the dodo.
War and the future: Italy, France and Britain at war
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In the Army, the average age of the infantryman is nineteen years old.
Gulf War II
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He who knows the morale of the infantryman, which is put to the hardest proof, knows the morale of all the combatants.
Battle Studies
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But the infantryman's chances varied considerably depending on which division he was in.
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The infantryman was the 140th Canadian soldier to die in Afghanistan since Canadian soldiers first went there in 2002 to fight the Taliban.
Canada.com Top Stories
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This time the to assistance overworked primogenitor Maggie Gyllenhaal while her infantryman father is away.
A Pizza Mind: The 50 Biggest Movies Of 2010 The films most likely ...
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He enlisted as an infantryman in Perth in 1951 full of mischief and determination.
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The Civil War infantryman, using a rifled musket could target artillerymen before they were within range of canister fire, which forced the artillery to operate further from the enemy than was optimal.
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Undoubtedly, there will be many well deserving infantrymen pinning on the combat infantryman's badge in the near future.
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Surely joing the airforce is the dream of every sane infantryman.
Military humour
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The infantryman carried a substantial ammunition pouch, bayonet, water-bottle, and ‘snapsack’ for a day's rations suspended from broad cross-belts, usually made of buff leather and pipeclayed to inconvenient whiteness.
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But the world of an infantryman is unlike any other, and a soldier’s motivations in battle are hard to judge from the outside looking in.
The Road to Haditha
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So while the Japanese infantryman preparing to meet his Soviet counterpart could be in high spirits, his misunderstanding and misconceptions about the Red Army were about to exact a terrible price.
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After decades of rejection as a symbol of outdated patriotism, the poilu (French slang for infantryman) has become a cultural icon in recent years, celebrated in films like "Joyeux Noel" (2005) and in books like "Lettres des Poilus," which has sold more than 300,000 copies since publication in 1998.
Collectors Vie For World War I Memorabilia
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The basic British infantryman, like his French and German contemporaries, was issued with his uniform, webbing and a rifle with bayonet.
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'biochip' is installed within each 'Genetic Infantryman' or 'GI' from birth that then records their personalities and training until their death.
Undefined
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He is a moving target, who also exhibits what the American military call a ‘grunt’ mentality, and a grunt is an infantryman in the finest sense of the word.
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Thus he stressed that his will to defend every inch of Soviet-held territory to the last drop of blood of the last Red Army infantryman was infrangible.
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For example, an infantryman with a rifled musket was a greater threat to artillerymen and cavalrymen.
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The bomb had gone out of fashion, and it was realised that the principal weapon of the infantryman was the rifle.
The Story of the "9th King's" in France
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As a holder of the Combat Infantrymans Badge, it and my Parachute badge are still on my old field jacket, as is the 173 Abn Bde patch on the right shoulder.
Why Life is Now More Complicated
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Looking more like a steamfitter on holiday than a colleague of the magnificent [Richard harding] Davis," biographer Richard O'Connor says, Jack London nevertheless intended getting to the heart of the matter: "He carried a camera instead of a walking stick, and proposed to record the sight and smells of war, both on film and paper, at the level of the infantryman's boots and the cookfires of the cavalry on march.
JACK LONDON'S WAR
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Cavalry forces evolved into four categories throughout the ages: the cuirassier or heavy cavalryman, the lancer, the dragoon or mounted infantryman, and the light cavalry.
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The combat infantryman and combat medical badge have an honored place in our tradition of recognizing people who do war's dirty work.
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An infantryman who can't handle the stress of combat is liable to get himself, and some of his fellow grunts, killed in combat.
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From the mid-19th century all military weapons had rifled barrels and the term rifle was restricted to the long-barrelled weapon of the infantryman.
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Everybody was trying to figure out who released this video and who talked to a reporter," said Pvt. Charles Kremling, a stout, tough-looking infantryman from the 2nd Platoon, as he recalled the accusatory atmosphere on the base that day.
Later On
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They get mainly former military personnel, many of them retired, some of them who have just done one or two stints but who have certifiable skills in everything from being an infantryman to being a chopper pilot.
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a Federal infantryman
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More commonly, lorries, half-tracks, and APCs have carried the infantryman onto the battlefield, and the MICV can now carry him across it.
