Preposition: on

• horseback: Soldiers on horseback provide mobility and speed to an army commander.

• battlefield: And as the battle spread, they defeated the Israelites, killing about four thousand soldiers on the battlefield.

Converse of subject

• rape: Come to an Amnesty event Act now for Bitondo Nyumba who was beaten and raped by government soldiers from her own country.

Adjective modifier

• wounded: London was overcrowded with wounded soldiers begging in the streets.

• British: During both world wars, tons of the black stuff was shipped to British soldiers around the globe.

• Iraqi: Iraqi soldiers were sent to take the peace campers to Baghdad for evacuation.

• German: From a German soldier who fought in Russia: " Do you know how we behaved to the civilians?

• American: Some American soldiers also were seen inside the compound.

Converse of object

• kill: The militants killed five UN soldiers in the attack.

Modifies a noun

• heavyweapons: When g_heavyweaponrestriction is at 0, for some unfathomable reason this means zero restriction for artillery, and zero allowed soldier heavyweapons.

Preposition: in

• trench: Letters could be written in Scots from soldiers in the trenches to loved ones back home.

Preposition: of

• legion: A soldier of the Theban Legion martyred near Ventimiglia in Italy.

Preposition: with

• bayonet: Just a week before the opening ceremony soldiers with fixed bayonets charged a crowd of over 15,000.

Noun used with modifier

• infantry: They train as infantry soldiers at weekends and on drill nights.

• enemy: This will either stun or kill all enemy soldiers.

• front-line: He also had the revolutionary idea of using front-line soldiers as news sources.

• foot: The soldiers of the castle would include Archers and foot soldiers as well as the mounted Knights.

• coalition: The Iraqis destroyed one coalition APC wounding two coalition soldiers.