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Military Words List with images and Flashcards, this lesson helpful for student and learner to improve their Military Words List in English.
Helmet
Jet
Missile
Mortar
Arms
Bomb
Battleship
Solider
Gas mask
Military jeep
Army truck
Hat
Army knife
Squad
Tank
Star
Medal
Military Words List.
kill
2. leave
3. wound
4. paratrooper
5. theater
6. honor
7. injury
8. national security
9. aircraft
10. battle
11. insignia
12. Intelligence
13. front
14. navy
15. officer
16. major
17. pentagon
18. petty officer
19. machete
20. peace
21. medal
22. army
23. troops
24. marksman
25. military
26. bomb
27. offense
28. company
29. lose
30. catapult
31. tactics
32. win
33. captain
34. destroyer
35. enemy
36. detonate
37. casualty
38. warrant officer
39. staff
40. arms
41. prisoner of war
42. corporal
43. tactical
44. attack
45. engage
46. command
47. mine
48. war
49. parachute
50. task force
51. private
52. defense
53. gunner
54. post
55. cavalry
56. warfare
57. fleet
58. guerrilla
59. force
60. gun
61. squadron
62. neutral
63. evacuate
64. warrior
65. convoy
66. corporal
67. defend
FAQs:
Here are some military terms:
1. AWOL – Absent without permission.
2. Bravo Zulu – Well done.
3. Recon – Gathering information.
4. Squad – A small group of soldiers.
5. Boot Camp – Basic training.
6. Chain of Command – Military hierarchy.
7. Deploy – Send soldiers into action.
8. MIA – Missing in action.
9. Tactical – Military strategy.
10. Mission Accomplished – Mission completed.
Here are some military words from A to Z:
AWOL (Absent Without Leave)
Bravo Zulu (Well done)
Commander
Deployment
Enlist
Foxhole
GI (Government Issue)
Hooah (A term of motivation)
Infantry
JAG (Judge Advocate General)
KIA (Killed in Action)
Lieutenant
MIA (Missing in Action)
NCO (Non-Commissioned Officer)
Operation
PVT (Private)
Quartermaster
Recon
Squad
Tactical
U.S. Army
VA (Veterans Affairs)
Warrant Officer
X-ray (A term for a type of military equipment or clearance)
Yankee (A term for a Northern soldier in the Civil War)
Zero Hour (The time when a military operation begins)
These are some common military terms for each letter!
Military language is called military jargon or military speak. It includes special words and abbreviations used by soldiers, like AWOL (Absent Without Leave) and ROE (Rules of Engagement). This language helps soldiers communicate quickly and clearly.
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