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The army's load-bearing wall, paid to walk toward the thing everyone else flees.
means Soldiers trained to fight on foot, the backbone of any ground force.
from From Italian infanteria, foot soldiers, rooted in infante — youth or servant, the junior ranks who marched while nobles rode.
Same rootShares ancestry with infant — both mean youth.
Queen of battleTheir official, slightly grandiose military nickname.
Marching weightOften haul 70-plus pounds into combat.