Marines and Trainees

Marines

Marines noun - Members of a body of troops trained to serve on land or at sea.
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Trainees and marines are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Trainees" instead a noun "Marines".

Trainees

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Marines and trainees are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Marines" instead a noun "Trainees".

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  • Space Marine Many trainees that don't meet the harsh requirements for the Judge force volunteer to become space marines instead.
    Source: Space Marine
  • Literature / Brothers of the Snake Mood Whiplash: The beginning of the last story starts with the Marines getting out-ambushed by their trainees and everyone laughing, but then suddenly turns serious when it turns out that one of the trainees used to commotion to attempt the trench dive and died as a result.
  • The Spartan Way By the time the trainees turned 14, they all had the physiques of 18-year old Olympic athletes and, with nothing but dart guns and stun grenades, were fully capable of outfighting adult Marines armed with live ammunition.
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