rifleman, a soldier trained to use a rifle, battalion, a large group of soldiers within a military unit, regiment, a military unit made up of several battalions or smaller units, front line, the area where opposing armies are fighting or facing each other, wounded, hurt or physically harmed, battlefield, an area where fighting takes place, trenches, long, narrow ditches dug by soldiers for protection during battle, shell hole, a hole in the ground made by an exploding shell, sometimes used by soldiers for shelter, selflessness, the quality of putting other people's needs before your own, compassion, a feeling of care and concern for someone who is suffering, courage, the ability to face danger or difficulty without giving up, responsibility, the duty to take care of someone or something and make good decisions, dangerous, likely to cause harm, injury, or death, medical supplies, items such as bandages and medicines used to treat injuries, rescue, the act of saving someone from danger, exhaustion, a state of extreme tiredness caused by physical or mental effort, enemy, a person or group that fights against another person or group, Victoria Cross, the highest award for bravery in battle given by the United Kingdom for acts of valour in the face of the enemy, honour, great respect or recognition given to someone for an achievement., bravery, the quality of showing courage when facing danger or difficulty, humanity, kindness, understanding, and concern for others., urge, to strongly encourage or advise someone to do something, injured, Hurt or harmed, especially physically, slippery, Covered with a surface that is difficult to walk on without slipping, refuse, to choose not to do something, salute, Show respect by raising a hand to the forehead or making another formal gesture, conspicuous, Clearly noticeable or remarkable., valour, Great courage, especially when facing danger., retire, To leave a job or profession permanently, usually after reaching a certain age or completing many years of service., humble, Modest and not proud of one's achievements.

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