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• Naval infantry
  ...the 20th century, the capability was common both for operations where the naval infantry force landed on a coast, but also when they would board another ship and en "Naval infantry" is a more general term than "Marine", since exact term "marine" does not e
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• Naval infantry/Definition
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• Naval infantry/Related Articles
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• Marine (armed services)
  #REDIRECT [[naval infantry]]
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• Royal Marines/Definition
  [[Naval infantry]] of the [[United Kingdom]]; a [[brigade]]-sized force of long experience i
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• Infantry/Related Articles
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• Combat arms/Related Articles
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• Combined arms
  ...r, usually as a substitute for the [[artillery]] of heavier land forces. [[Naval infantry]] like the Marines, however, normally are on the border between combined an
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• United States Marine Corps/Related Articles
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• Soldier/Related Articles
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• Naval infantry/Related Articles
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• Royal Marine Commando/Related Articles
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• Hezbollah/Related Articles
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• Naval infantry
  ...the 20th century, the capability was common both for operations where the naval infantry force landed on a coast, but also when they would board another ship and en "Naval infantry" is a more general term than "Marine", since exact term "marine" does not e
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• Infantry
  ...specialists here are often called Marines, or, in Soviet/Russian doctrine, naval infantry. Simply moving by sea to a safe port does not constitute an amphibious oper
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• Company (land forces)
  In general military usage, a company is a small army or naval infantry unit. It is usually commanded by a captain (land forces)|captain or major;
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• Marine Air-Ground Task Force/Related Articles
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• Naval warfare
  * [[Naval infantry]]
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• United States Navy SEAL
  SEALs are not [[naval infantry]] and rarely are used in multiple-platoon operations; one attempt to do so,
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• United States Air Force/Related Articles
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• United States Marine Corps
  ...artment of Defense#Armed Forces|U.S. armed forces]] that has the role of [[naval infantry]], are specialists in [[amphibious warfare]], and operate as [[Marine Air-G
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