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What phrase rhymes with Ddub's Soldier?
dbub's shoulder
Homonyms for the word shoulder?
soldier boulder holder colder
What is a soldier with three stars on each shoulder called?
A soldier with three stars on each shoulder is generally referred to as a Lieutenant General in most military rankings.
Which shoulder does a soldier carried his rifle on when marching?
Usually the right, but, sometimes on the left.
What is another name for a soldier's id?
I think you mean dog tags. I hope this was helpful.
What song has the line ill be your flying soldier?
the line is actually ill be your crying shoulder and the song is I'll be by the googoo dolls
In An Episode of War by Stephen Crane what does the lieutenants sleeve represent?
The lieutenant's torn sleeve symbolizes the sudden, brutal reality of war, as well as his vulnerability and mortality. It serves as a vivid reminder of the chaos and violence that can instantly change a soldier's fate on the battlefield.
What is a soldier with three strips on the sholder called?
A soldier with three stripes on the shoulder is typically called a "sergeant" in many military branches. Sergeants usually hold a position of leadership and may be responsible for overseeing a small group of soldiers.
Does the guard of the tomb of the unknown soldier carry his rifle on the same shoulder all the time?
No, it is always carried on the side away from the Tomb.
Which of the following statements is true regarding Henry's reaction to the body of the dead soldier?
He desired to walk around the body and stare at it.
What kind of bag did the Civil War soldiers store their letters in?
Brown sacks I presume!! The soldier carried a knapsack hung by a strap over his shoulder which carried his personal belongings.
What does French word j'adoube mean?
It means "I dub" as in "I dub this man a knight." It is an old word that specifically refers to the ceremony of the king tapping a soldier's shoulder to declare him a knight (chevalier in French).
