Object

• infantry: Dismounted infantry is best suited to close-in fighting on restrictive terrain with limited fields of fire.

• gun: Practice the squad in mounting and dismounting the gun in the lowest position.

• man: Hunyadi made it his flagship and placed dismounted men at arms on it.

• troop: Mortars are also ideal weapons against dismounted troops in the open.

• horse: Great Holm Riding for the Disabled We are looking for helpers to assist the riders in mounting and dismounting the horses.

• reconnaissance: Troop commanders plan on using a combination of mounted and dismounted reconnaissance.

Preposition: at

• point: This is a steep uphill section and you may wish to consider dismounting at this point.

• entrance: If visiting the Festival by bike, please dismount promptly at the entrances, and follow all instructions given by stewards and police.

Preposition: as

• infantry: Generic Cavalry Regiment Cavalry normally fought dismounted as infantry.

Modifying Another Word

• then: They then dismounted from the wounded horse who bled to death that night & got home to Beanston with great difficulty.

• just: There is no need to stop the Information Store service, just dismount the individual stores in the Exchange System Manager.

• not: These guns became part of the Rotor system and were not dismounted until the 1950s.

• once: Climbing the final hill we stayed in our pedals, having never once dismounted to walk throughout the entire journey.

• immediately: It was Antley's prompt action in dismounting immediately, which was later credited with helping vets to save the horse's life.

• easily: The Portable can be easily dismounted for use, utilizing the internal 9V battery or mains power.

Used with why or when

• when: She actually slowed as she neared us and, I really tho she was about to dismount when the couple stopped but oh!

Infinitive complement

• fight: Cavalry is divided into Charging Cavalry - who fight mounted - and/or Mounted Infantry - who dismount to fight.

• cross: Cyclists do not have to dismount to cross on this type of crossing.

Preposition: in

• haste: We dismounted in haste, number four of each set of four holding the horses.

Preposition: from

• horse: They then dismounted from the wounded horse who bled to death that night & got home to Beanston with great difficulty.