(common place name)

champion

navy

(bound form) army; military

air force; (slang) to fail to catch anything (on a fishing trip); to get skunked

army; ground forces

US army; US armed forces

enemy troops; hostile forces; CL:股[gu3]

army; main forces

rebel army

allied forces

Scout (youth organization)

child soldiers; juvenile militia

to join the army; (official title in imperial China) military adviser; aide-de-camp

(military) to march; to advance; (fig.) to enter and compete in a new market, field, region or arena

Japanese army; Japanese troops

(of troops) to march

Red Army (1928-1937), predecessor of the PLA; (Soviet) Red Army (1917-1946)

British army

the Crusades; Crusader army; (fig.) crusade; militant campaign for a cause

(military) reinforcements

to enlist; to serve in the army

important general; generalissimo

to station or garrison troops; garrison

Salvation Army (protestant philanthropic organization founded in London in 1865)

Irish Republican Army (IRA)

army grouping; collective army

Russian army

second place (in a sports contest); runner-up

allied armies

(in former times) upper, middle and lower army; army of right, center and left; (in modern times) the three armed services: Army, Navy and Air Force

whole army

allied forces; friendly troops

People's Liberation Army (PRC armed forces) (abbr. for 中國人民解放軍|中国人民解放军[Zhong1 guo2 Ren2 min2 Jie3 fang4 jun1])

regular army; standing army

imperial army (esp. Japanese)

government army

French army

to withdraw troops; to retreat

lit. to form an army; to set up (team, group, band, organization etc); to found; opening (ceremony); to commission (arms system, naval vessel); to graduate from an apprenticeship

volunteer army

Israeli soldiers

puppet army

Japanese army (derog.) (old)

Mongol army; army of Yuan dynasty

to banish (to an army post, as a punishment)

third in a race; bronze medalist

defenders

(old) government troops