mounted+soldier
121jinete — hēˈnād.ē noun ( s) Etymology: Mexican Spanish, from Spanish, Zenete, mounted soldier, horseman, one skilled at horsemanship, from colloq. Arabic zinētī of the Zenetes more at jennet : one who trains young horses to the bridle and saddle …
122cav´a|lier´ness — cav|a|lier «KAV uh LIHR», noun, adjective, verb.), –n. 1. a horseman, mounted soldier, or knight: »The cavaliers with sabers drawn charged their horses into the attacking army. 2. a) a courteous gentleman; gallant: »I saw the bud crowned Spring… …
123Cav|a|lier — «KAV uh LIHR», noun, adjective, verb.), –n. 1. a horseman, mounted soldier, or knight: »The cavaliers with sabers drawn charged their horses into the attacking army. 2. a) a courteous gentleman; gallant: »I saw the bud crowned Spring go forth…to… …
124cav|a|lier — «KAV uh LIHR», noun, adjective, verb.), –n. 1. a horseman, mounted soldier, or knight: »The cavaliers with sabers drawn charged their horses into the attacking army. 2. a) a courteous gentleman; gallant: »I saw the bud crowned Spring go forth…to… …
125lanc|er — «LAN suhr, LAHN », noun. a mounted soldier armed with a lance; lance. The Lancers are members of a light cavalry unit of the British Army …
126rei|ter — «RY tuhr», noun. a German mounted soldier, especially in the wars of the 1500 s and 1600 s. ╂[< German Reiter (literally) rider < reiten to ride] …
127uh|lan — «OO lahn, oo LAHN», noun. 1. a mounted soldier of a type first known in Europe in Poland, armed with a lance. 2. a member of the heavy cavalry in the former German army. ╂[< German Ulan, Uhlan < Polish ulan < Turkic oglan boy] …
128Viet Cong and PAVN battle tactics — Soldier of a NLF/Viet Cong Main Force Unit. They shared common arms, procedures, tactics, organization and personnel with PAVN. Viet Cong and PAVN battle tactics comprised a flexible mix of guerrilla and conventional warfare battle tactics used… …
