Commando
Commando noun - An amphibious military unit trained for raids into enemy territory.
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Synonyms for Commando
Officer and commando are semantically related. in person serving in military topic. In some cases you can use "Officer" instead a noun "Commando".
Nearby Word: command
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It's hard to pick up on radar, and so slow that modern fighters have trouble engaging it with guns, and it can take off and land from improvised air strips, making it an ideal commando or officer transport.
Source: Break Out the Museum Piece -
An officer promises his commando a treasure behind the enemy lines; it was actually an undercover operation seeking a Vietcong agent.
Source: The Cake Is a Lie -
The problem is that Bernie is a Zeon commando and Chris is an Earth Federation officer and they're both oblivious that they're on each opposing side.
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