Soldier celebrated its centennial with the whole town gathering at the community hall.

The historian catalogued the regiment's soldierings, noting differences in training, tactics, and daily life across campaigns.

After the training exercise, the soldier offered to teach the local children basic first aid.

The general relied on his foot soldiers to secure the narrow mountain pass at dawn.

The soldiers of fortune boarded the ship at dawn, seeking the rumored treasure.

Christian soldiers stood at the crossroads, debating whether to follow orders or their conscience.

After the battle, the villagers buried the dead soldiers under the old oak tree.

The freshwater soldiers took up positions along the marsh to protect the young fish during migration.

At the reunion, old soldiers shared stories of battlefield bravery and loss.

Canadian soldiers distributed blankets and food to families displaced by the flood.