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ZUAV - French infantryman

ULAN - light cavalryman

CABIN BOY

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ALBA - soldier of Spain

Asker - Turkish soldier

VELIT - Roman light infantryman

GRID - bodyguards of the prince in Russia

Hussar - in the cavalry

Jaeger - light infantry shooter

ESAUL (Russia) - an officer in the Cossack army

CADET - a graduate of military educational institutions

KAZAK - a representative of the Cossack class, who is in the service

LEGAT (Ancient Rome) - 1) commander of the legion, 2) governor of the province

MAYOR

MINER

RYNDA - warrior of the royal court guard in Russia (XV-XVII centuries)

SAPPER

SIPAY - a soldier in India

TSIRIK - a soldier in Mongolia

JUNKER - a graduate of a military school in Russia

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ATAMAN (Russia) - commander of a separate unit of the Cossack troops

BOATSWAIN - the immediate head of the deck crew on the ship

GASTAT - Roman heavy infantryman

GETMAN (Eastern Europe) - commander of the army

GOLOV (Russia), officer of the archery troops

HONVED - soldier in Hungary

Hoplite - ancient Greek heavy infantryman

BATTLE

BATTER - a soldier for parcels

DIADOKH - commander of the army of Alexander the Great

DLADAH - a warrior in the army of A. Macedonian

Dragoon - cavalryman

CAPRAL - junior officer

COMBAT - battalion commander (abbreviation)

KOMDIV (USSR, 1935-1940) - the title of the highest command staff

KOMKOR (USSR, 1935-1940) - the title of the highest command staff

CONNICK

CORNET - junior officer in the cavalry

PILOT

ARCHER

Mamluk - warrior in Egypt

MARSHAL

SAILOR

MICHMAN - junior officer in the navy

NAVARCH (Ancient Greece) - commander of the fleet

THE OFFICER

PIONEER - sapper

RADIO OPERATOR

RATNIK - a military man in Ancient Russia

REITAR - heavy cavalryman

RECRUIT

SARDAR (serdar, sirdar), (Turkey, Egypt, XIX century) - army commander

SOLDIER

SOTNIK (Russia) - officer in the Cossack army

TEMNIK - Mongol-Tatar commander over a ten thousandth army

TRIBUNE (Ancient Rome) - military command position

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AVIATOR

ADMIRAL - military rank in the navy

ADJUNCT - post-graduate officer

AUDITOR (Russia) - position in military judicial institutions

BATALER - a person in charge of supplies on a ship

VETERAN - old soldier

VOEVODA

GENERAL

GIPPARCH (Ancient Greece) - cavalry commander

RIDING - a soldier driving horses in an artillery team

GENDARME - French. heavy trooper

GUNNER - private in Russian artillery

CAPTAIN

CUIRASIR - in heavy cavalry

cadet

PELTAST - ancient Greek infantryman

PIKINER - infantryman plastun

The GUARANTEE

PRINCIPLE - Roman heavy infantryman

PRIVATE

Signalman

CONNECTED

SERGEANT

SNIPER

STRATEG (Ancient Greece) - military leader

Sagittarius - Russian infantryman

ARROW

TANKMAN

TRIARIUS - Roman heavy infantryman

URYADNIK (Russia) - non-commissioned officer in the Cossack army

FLAGSHIP - commander of a formation of ships

Fusilier - infantryman

FORAGER

HOURLY

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ADJUTANT - errand officer

POSTGRADUATE - rank in the French army

Brigadier - officer

WAHMISTR - non-commissioned officer in the cavalry

VESTOVOY (batman) - a soldier for parcels

HAUPTMAN - military rank in the German army

GUARDSON

GRENADIER

DEKURION (Ancient Rome) - commander of the cavalry detachment

DESYATNIK - a rank in the Streltsy troops of Russia

ETHREEYTOR

ANTIAIRCRAFTER

Chaplain - military priest

CLIBARIUS - Persian horseman

COMMANDER

COMMANDER (Western Europe) - military rank in the Navy

COMMENDOR - ship gunner

COMMODOR - rank in the US Navy and Air Force

SPEARER - infantryman

LEGIONER

LINEAR - a soldier denoting the line of formation of troops during the parade

MUSKETEER

GUNNER - gunner

PARTISAN

POLITRUK (USSR, 1935-1942) - military rank

PONTONERE

ROCKET MAN

RANGER

ROTMISTR - officer in the cavalry

STAR

TYSYATSKY (Ancient Russia) - the leader of the city militia

Khorunzhiy - 1) banner officer (Eastern Europe, until the 2th century), XNUMX) officer in the Cossack army (Russia)

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BERSALIER - Italian infantryman

BOMBARDIER

BOTSMANMAT (Russia) - non-commissioned officer in the navy

VOLTIGERE - French infantryman

PARATROOPER

denominator

INTENDANT

CANTONIST - 1) a person subject to conscription (Prussia, 1733-1813), 2) soldiers' sons who were registered with the military department (Russia, 1805-1856)

CARABINER

CATAPHRACT - Macedonian cavalry

COMMANDARM (USSR, 1935-1940) - the title of the highest command staff

COMMANDANT

CONDOTTIERE - commander of a detachment of mercenaries, XIV-XVI centuries.

CONDUCTOR (Russia) - non-commissioned officer in the navy

LIEUTENANT

MARKITANT - merchant with the troops

NAKHIMOVETS - a graduate of the naval school

ORDERLY

INFANTRYMAN

SUBMARINER

PODESAUL (Russia) - an officer in the Cossack army

COLONEL

ENSIGN

SCOUT

LISTENER - a soldier studying at the academy

SUVOROVETS - a graduate of a military school

CENTURION (Ancient Rome) - head of a detachment of 100 people

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AUTO MATCH

MIDSHIPMAN

GARDEMARIN - a graduate of the naval school

ORDERLY

BANNER BEARER

cavalryman

Landsknecht - German infantryman

FLAME TOWER

SUB-LEUTENANT

COMMANDER

POLUGOLOVA (Russia) - rank in the archery troops

MACHINE GUN

DIVING - a soldier who changes posts

SCOOTER

SIGNALER

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ARTILLER

HELICOPTER

cavalry guard - guards cavalryman

KAPTENARMUS - responsible for the storage of weapons and property

COMMANDING

MOTORCYCLIST

BORDER

PODKHORUNZHIY (Russia) - an officer in the Cossack army

TAMBUR-MAJOR - non-commissioned officer, head of the music team

FEYERWORKS - non-commissioned officer in artillery

Field Marshal

FELDWEBEL - non-commissioned officer

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WAR LEADER

RED ARMENIAN

Krasnoflotets

LIEUTENANT COLONEL

SUB-WRITE

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Airborne Trooper

SELF-COLONEL - in Russia (XVII-XVIII centuries)

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GENERALISSIMUS

QUARTERMASTER

RED GUARD

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CHIEF COMMANDER

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VOLUNTARY

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