trooper
骑兵
definition
noun
Radar detectors do just that - detect radar beams that are being distributed from the radar guns of police officers or state troopers .
a state police officer.
Behind the Colonel were his hand picked unit of super troopers .
a private soldier in a cavalry, armored, or airborne unit.
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I ended up getting a job as a policeman and eventually finished as a state 'trooper' .
Here we came across a stray carriage into which I was lifted, and it was driven off to the Quatre Saisons - the young officer accompanying me, whilst a 'trooper' followed with his horse, and the others rode off to their barracks.
Every 'trooper' , every transport, every ship is brought together in a massive armada for the invasion.
After about an hour, a state 'trooper' arrived.
In 1914 he enlisted as a 'trooper' and he was killed in France, shot through the head while resting in a shallow crater.
This, combined with Schofield's latch, made it possible for a cavalry 'trooper' to reload the gun with one hand and still maintain control of his horse.
His philosophy was not relevant to wars fought earlier with different weapons and armor, or even those wars when the hand gun became the common and preferred weapon of choice for the mounted 'trooper' .
A cavalry 'trooper' is typically a well-trained ‘jack-of-all-trades’ in the combined arms arena.
I would argue that now, every soldier is also a cavalry 'trooper' .
Inside the courtroom, as many as nine uniformed officers, including state 'troopers' and sheriff's deputies, stood guard.
Because many places along the border were inaccessible to jeeps, 'troopers' frequently had to dismount and walk or crawl to appropriate vantage points.
Air assault 'troopers' , once on board the helicopters, must be ready to conduct small arms fire through aircraft openings.
Command Sergeant Major Kellman, your Armor / Cavalry 'troopers' are magnificent.
We cannot be exclusionary in our quest for recognition for our armor and cavalry 'troopers' who are in harm's way against a cunning foe.
Four royal cavalry 'troopers' in ceremonial armour and helmets took up watch around the coffin with swords drawn and heads bowed.
It is the story of an Aboriginal tracker who guides three police 'troopers' in search of an accused Aboriginal man.
Many police and state 'troopers' still use regular radio wave radar guns to patrol, so these detectors are able to pick up these guns.
Radar detectors do just that - detect radar beams that are being distributed from the radar guns of police officers or state 'troopers' .
Officials placed the city under a state of emergency, imposed a dawn-to-dusk curfew and dispatched hundreds of police officers and state 'troopers' to suppress the riot.
Their unfamiliar appearance and smell so unsettled the enemy horses that the Lydian 'troopers' were forced to dismount and fight on foot, where they were decisively defeated.
I look forward to working with all of our great Armor and Cavalry 'troopers' and leaders.
Excavations have uncovered two barracks housing cavalry troops (twenty-seven 'troopers' and an officer in each), a forehall, granaries, and the remains of a hospital.
The prosecution's case collapsed on Wednesday when undercover state 'troopers' were unable to identify a single defendant responsible for committing a crime among mug shots of those arrested.
Federal marshals are guarding overseas flights, and state 'troopers' are patrolling trains.
The public love to spend time, as our Adjutant so eloquently put it, talking to the horses and patting the 'troopers' !
A major state police force a few years ago gave all their 'troopers' Walther.380s to use as backup guns.
Between them and die jail stood a wall of city police officers, sheriffs deputies, and Alabama state 'troopers' .
The typical cavalry troop organization in the North had 72 'troopers' and 60 in the South.
Many speeding tickets are issued in so-called speed traps, where police officers or state 'troopers' effectively hide their cars and lie in wait for speedy passers-by.
As 'troopers' and police took off after the fleeing marchers, a group lit into the reporters.
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