infantryman

In another way, he was happy enough to be just an infantryman.

So far it seemed that the infantrymen had done most of the right things.

She was only a child, perhaps a year or so older than his infantryman son.

I had the same feelings for them any infantryman would.

Never mind, the infantrymen can take the odd cold look.

He found the infantrymen, put his sights in their center.

But each time, there were a few less infantrymen and tanks.

Across the fields toward the river, he could see infantrymen moving.

But fighting is the reason many of them signed on to be infantrymen.

Beyond it were three men in the dark green uniforms of infantrymen.

The lucky ones of the three hundred infantrymen were dead.

But he was, really, just an infantryman with a few more tricks in his bag.

In 1971, the company had an authorized strength of 137 infantrymen.

Farther on a dozen infantrymen try to get under cover.

All of these psychological factors made battle especially difficult for the infantrymen.

Some of the running infantrymen were little more than blurs.

"An infantryman hidden in the brush by the low road."

The two infantrymen could hear nothing until finally he asked: "What troops can you spare?"

Instead, most infantryman used their rifles to fire individual shots.

I suggest they be treated as such, whether infantrymen or civilians.

Frank, you and the infantrymen stay here, until you're sure the Spaniards are gone for good.

Out in front, with infantrymen hanging all over it, was one of the fire trucks.

"We have one company of infantrymen in place, with another twenty minutes away.

Ben stands aside to let the six waiting infantrymen through first.

Infantrymen probably saw more of the real local people, but not a lot more.