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infantry

[in-fuhn-tree] / ˈɪn fən tri /
NOUN
foot soldiers
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The Americans will, among other things, help their Nigerian counterparts coordinate simultaneous air and infantry operations, an often-risky military tactic.

From The Wall Street Journal

"We used to have one million infantry mines before the Ottawa Convention in our stocks, that's a good amount, but let's see," he said.

From Barron's

Roman lost "a lot of guys", he says, during his two years in the infantry, fighting in the Donbas.

From BBC

The military is compensating for a lack of infantry by continually improving its drone capabilities.

From The Wall Street Journal

Fifteen French mountain infantry soldiers marched onto a runway late Wednesday and boarded a bus labeled “Greenland Excursions,” their first step in a mission to deter a U.S. invasion of the Arctic island.

From The Wall Street Journal