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Infantry

Infantry, or infantryman are a type of soldier who specialize in ground combat, typically fighting dismounted. Historically the term was used to describe foot soldiers, i.e. those who march and fight on foot. In modern usage, the term broadly encompasses a wide variety of subspecialties, including light infantry, irregular infantry, heavy infantry…

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Infantry

Nodes167
Edges166
Triples96
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.011976
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Infantry

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related to External links · 19
Infantry → April, Army Field Manual, Encyclopædia Britannica, Field-Marshal Earl Wavell, First, Historic, Infantries, KFOR Chronicle, Praise, Regiment KFOR, Serenissima, Squad, The Infantry Rifle Platoon, The Lagunari, The Times, Thursday, Vol, Web Version, World War
related to Etymology and terminology · 15
Infantry → British Army, Canadian Army, English, Foot, From, In, In English, Italian, Latin, List, Middle French, Regiments, Some, Spanish, The
see also · 11
Infantry → Air, Army, Branch, British ArmyInfantry, Canadian Infantry CorpsSchool, InfantryJägerLight, InfantryMounted, InfantrySkirmisherSpecial, RiflemenRifle, States Army RangersVoltigeur, United States
related to Equipment · 9
Infantry → Additional, Beyond, Gaius Marius, In, Marius, One, Roman Republic, Such, When
related to history · 8
Infantry → BC, But, By, In, Napoleonic, The, Though, With
related to Weapons · 7
Infantry → Both, Infantrymen, Melee, Ranged, The, This, Use
related to Sources · 6
Infantry → Assault Tactics, Gordon, ISBN, Osprey Publishing, Rottman, World War II Infantry
related to Training · 6
Infantry → Greece, Kushite, Near East, Rome, Taharqa, The
related to Protection · 3
Infantry → Initially, The, This
related to Formations · 2
Infantry → Beginning, This

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combat weapons heavy modern light military armour cavalry also soldiers forces citation needed formations use arms first foot equipment training

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a spearinstance ofinfantry were armed with early melee weapons0.80text
axeinstance ofinfantry were armed with early melee weapons0.80text
or swordinstance ofinfantry were armed with early melee weapons0.80text
or an early ranged weapon like a javelininstance ofinfantry were armed with early melee weapons0.80text
slinginstance ofinfantry were armed with early melee weapons0.80text
or bowinstance ofinfantry were armed with early melee weapons0.80text
with a few infantrymen being expected to use both a meleeinstance ofinfantry were armed with early melee weapons0.80text
a ranged weaponinstance ofinfantry were armed with early melee weapons0.80text
Infantryrelated to EquipmentBeyond0.60section
Infantryrelated to EquipmentOne0.60section
Infantryrelated to EquipmentIn0.60section
Infantryrelated to EquipmentSuch0.60section

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