combatant

Converse of object

• kill: Hart alleges that Barry simply killed unarmed British combatants without cause.
• become: Lovers became enemies, and enemies became fierce combatants.
• include: It will be marked by 13 countries across Europe, including the combatants of World War Two.

Preposition: on

side: There have been fatalities among combatants on all sides.

Adjective modifier

• unlawful: If the United States can decide when captured individuals are " unlawful combatants " why can't others do the same, or worse?
• clever: Therefore the clever combatant imposes his will on the enemy, but does not allow the enemy's will to be imposed on him.
• former: A similar attempt to exclude former combatants was raised on the South African Police Training Committee, in March 1993.
• non: There can be no excuses for cold blooded murder of non combatants.
• illegal: President Bush Let me just say that these were illegal combatants.
• other: Traditionally, the main victims of warfare and armed conflict have been soldiers and other armed combatants.

Modifies a noun

• commander: Several generic command options are provided to help the combatant commander determine the best method to meet theater requirements.
• command: A unified combatant command is composed of forces from two or more military services.
• nation: However, in the climate of the day, senior military figures in most if not all combatant nations reigned supreme.
• status: In the spring of 1918 the Corps assumed combatant status for dealing with the last German offensive of March 1918.
• country: Because the Red Cross operated in roughly the same way in every combatant country.
• ship: This title contains particulars of all the combatant ships of the French Navy that served in WW2.

Noun used with modifier

• enemy: World Jewry declared an all out war against Germany in 1933 making all Jews possible enemy combatants.
• surface: The current plan is to deploy three Aegis surface combatants with ballistic missile defense ( BMD ) systems on board.
• child: Preliminary reports suggest that child combatants have been used extensively during the current conflict.
• non-: Another group volunteered for non- combatant services e.g. stretcher bearers, ambulance drivers, medical orderlies.