Commando
Commando noun - An amphibious military unit trained for raids into enemy territory.
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Troopers and commando are semantically related In some cases you can use "Troopers" instead a noun "Commando".
Nearby Word: command
Troopers
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A lot of them go on commando style missions, and they hold up well compared to the Jedi, due to teamwork, especially the "ARC troopers" (who are more independent minded clones).
Source: Space Marine -
In a variant from Dog Soldiers, one of the troopers washes out of training as a commando because he refused to kill the tracker dog sent to pursue him in a field operation.
- The first season episode "Rookies" is generally cited as the moment the show improved because it introduced the coldly efficient commando droids and was an atypical story focusing on a small squad of clone troopers.
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