- infantry,
heavy infantry,
mountain infantry,
motorized infantry,
mechanized infantry,
airborne infantry, air ****ault
infantry, and
naval infantry.
Other types...
- of Excellence, the
United States Army
Armor School,
United States Army
Infantry School, the
Western Hemisphere Institute for
Security Cooperation (formerly...
- are
known as
mechanized infantry. Some
militaries also make a
distinction between infantry units that use APCs and
infantry units that use IFVs, with...
-
battalion from
their manorial estate. By the end of the 17th century,
infantry regiments in most
European armies were
permanent units, with approximately...
-
Infantry or
Special Forces unit of
brigade size or
smaller at any time
after 6
December 1941. For
those soldiers who are not
members of an
infantry,...
- one
headquarters company. In some countries,
battalions are
exclusively infantry,
while in
others battalions are unit-level organizations. The word battalion...
- of
infantry or armor. 1st
Infantry "Tabak"
Division 2nd
Infantry "Jungle Fighter"
Division 3rd
Infantry "Spearhead Troopers"
Division 4th
Infantry "Diamond"...
-
Marines (or
naval infantry) are
military personnel generally trained to
operate on both land and sea, with a
particular focus on
amphibious warfare. Historically...
- pl. [die] Jäger) is a
German military term
referring to
specific light infantry units. In German-speaking
states during the
early modern era, the term...
-
division artillery (DIVARTY).
There are
three types of
brigade combat teams:
infantry, Stryker, and armored. Currently, the U.S. Army is
structured around the...
