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Armee

army [ˈɑ:mi, Am ˈɑ:rmi] N

1. army MIL:

army
Armee f <-, -me̱·en>
the army
[to be] in the army
to go into [or join] the army

2. army fig:

army
Schwarm m <-(e)s, Schwạ̈r·me>
army
Heer nt <-(e)s, -e>

I. army ˈsur·plus N

II. army ˈsur·plus N modifier

army surplus (boots, clothing, rucksacks, tents):

army surplus
Army Shop m

ˈarmy of·fic·er N

army officer

army regu·ˈla·tions N

ˈarmy brat N inf

army brat

ˈarmy base N

army base

ˈarmy ant N

army ant

oc·cu·py·ing ˈarmy N + sing/pl vb

Besatzungsarmee f <-, -n>

regu·lar ˈarmy N

regular army
Berufsheer nt <-(e)s, -e>

stand·ing ˈarmy N + sing/pl vb

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Paint was also in short supply, resulting in the first production vehicles making use of army surplus green paint.
en.wikipedia.org
A new machine was developed using another army surplus vehicle chassis.
en.wikipedia.org
He is dressed in a familiar drab uniform -- blue shirt, army surplus trousers and scuffed, heavy-soled black shoes -- and his hair is now almost entirely white.
www.telegraph.co.uk
There he thrived, diving into colonial and indigenous history and the labour movement, lecturing in corduroy pants and an army surplus jacket.
www.theage.com.au
Now the protest first associated with wearing army surplus gear has slipped away, and khaki jackets and "camo" prints are just another fashion style.
theconversation.com

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In virtually all armies, sexual assaults against women – and also against men who do not correspond to the accepted model of masculinity – occur far more frequently than in civilian life.
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www.gwi-boell.de
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In praktisch allen Armeen sind sexuelle Übergriffe auf Frauen - und auch auf Männer, die nicht dem gängigen Männlichkeitsmuster entsprechen - weit häufiger als im Zivilleben.
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