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bivouac
to camp in a temporary encampment, often without shelter
brief
to advise or to summarize instructions
casualty
a soldier who has been killed or wounded
concussion
an injury to the brain resulting from a sharp blow to the head
coordinate
the exact location of a point in a designated space
deploy
to station military forces in a certain area
guerilla
a member of a small, irregular military unit that harrasses the enemy with tactics such as surprise attacks
interdiction
the act of prohibiting, restraining, or hindering an action
mortar
a small, portable cannon used to fire shells over short ranges
numbers man
someone who operates an illegal betting game
phantom
illusory, appearing only in the mind
reinforce
to strengthen
skirmish
a brief military encounter; a fight
vigilance
alertness to danger; watchfulness
adhesion
the abnormal joining of body tissues that should be serparate
Buddha
the name given to the Indian philosopher and teacher who founded Buddhism, the religion followed by most of the Vietnamese people
contingent
a group of soldiers, forming part of a larger group
cosmolene
preservative used to prevent rust
forced march
a march taken at a faster pace than usual
impassively
calmly; in a way that shows no emotion of feeling
chortled
chuckled, laughed in triumph
maximize
to increase
napalm
an incendiary substance used in bombs and flame throwers
nondenominational
not affiliated with particular religious body or organization
projectile
an object shot through the air, as a bullet, shell, or piece of shrapnel
requisition
to make a written request
veer
to shift or change direction
interdiction
to prohibit of restrain something
claymores
weapons that send out sharp, sword-like pieces of metal
tracer
bullet that indicates course by a smoke or fire trail
mortar
short gun throwing at high angles
infiltration
trickling through
hypocrite
one who assumes false appearance of virtue; insincerity
glassine
thin, almost transparent
bogeyman
something fearful such as a goblin
maximize
using greatest possible size and number
barrage
curtain of shell fire to cover an attack
stamina
endurance, vigor
prone
lying face downward
rite
formal practice or custom
welcher
one who fails to honor a promise
giddy
dizzy, feeling a swimming in the head
elite
pick of society
sporadic
occuring at intervals
shrapnel
metal fragments of a bullet, bomb, or mine