guerrilla
noun
a member of a band of irregular soldiers that uses guerrilla warfare, harassing the enemy by surprise raids, sabotaging communication and supply lines, etc.
antiguerrilla
-
a word derived from
guerrilla.
Example Sentences
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The training of Salvadoran troops by the U.S. began in early 1980 at Fort Gulick in Panama, where the School of the Americas specializes in teaching antiguerrilla warfare.
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Moore's Special Forces men seem to spend little time on the humdrum public health and education programs and antiguerrilla training that are among the SF's major responsibilities.
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In October 1980, the U.S. sent its first military advisers to El Salvador to improve the local army's antiguerrilla capabilities; today there are 51.
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They say that the guerrillas lack adequate arms and food inside Rhodesia and suffer from the harassing tactics of black antiguerrilla "auxiliary armies" recruited by Muzorewa and Sithole.
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Clement's course in antiguerrilla warfare has been classic in both technique and results; his men have been deadly in battle, humane in the administration of the territory they have won.
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