| 1. honor |
the
quality of will that enables a person to confront fear or danger
regardless of the consequences; bravery: |
| 2. veteran
|
a
ceremony to honor the memory of a person or event. |
| 3. courage |
a
small, specially trained military unit used for surprise assaults
on enemy-held territory. |
| 4. infantry
|
troops
mounted on horseback or in armored carriers or helicopters, or
the branch of military service composed of such troops. |
| 5. troop
|
the
quality or condition of being brave; fearlessness; courage. |
| 6. bravery
|
a
person who was formerly part of the armed forces, esp. during
a war. |
| 7. commando
|
to
assemble or join together in a crowd. |
| 8. guard
|
the
part of a nation's military organization that is concerned with
warfare on or over the sea. |
| 9. army
|
a
ceremony, custom, or public structure to honor a dead person or
past event. |
| 10. commemoration
|
the
military land force of a nation. |
| 11. armed
|
holding
or bearing weapons. |
| 12. memorial
|
a
group of naval ships under one command or grouped for one purpose.
|
| 13. navy
|
to
protect from danger or harm. |
| 14. fleet
|
to
have high regard or esteem for; respect. |
| 15. cavalry |
foot
soldiers, or the branch of the military to which they belong. |
