Soldier

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A soldier is a person who has enlisted with, or has been conscripted into, the armed forces (usually only the army or land armed forces) of a country.

Soldier and similar may also mean:

People

• Soldier of The Salvation Army, a Salvationist who has signed the Articles of War
• Soldier, a rank in the Mafia (see also Made man)
• Soldier (party), a group of Canadian political parties

Biology

• Soldier (butterfly) (Danaus eresimus), American butterfly
• Scarlet wrasse (aka Soldier), a New Zealand fish
• "Gallant Soldiers" and "Soldiers of the Queen", popular names for the Galinsoga plant

Places

United States

• Soldier, Iowa, pop. 207
• Soldier, Kansas, pop. 122
• Soldier Field, a football stadium in Chicago, Illinois, USA, and home field of the Chicago Bears
• Soldier River, a river in Iowa

Films and television

• Soldier (episode), an Outer Limits episode written by Harlan Ellison
• Soldier (film), a 1998 science fiction film
• Soldier (1998 film), an Indian film released in 1998
• Soldier Soldier, a British TV series
• Soldiers, a history of men in battle, a BBC documentary series

Music

• Soldier (album), a 1980 album by Iggy Pop
• Soldier (Erykah Badu song), a 2008 song by Erykah Badu
• Soldier (Destiny's Child song), a 2005 single by Destiny's Child
• Soldier (Neil Young song), a 1972 song by Neil Young
• Soldier (Harvey Andrews song), from Writer of Songs, an album by Harvey Andrews
• Soldiers, a 2007 single by Drowning Pool from their album Full Circle
• Soldier, a track on The Eminem Show LP

Other uses

• Soldiers (food), a thin strip of toast meant to be dipped into a soft-boiled egg (usually plural in this usage)
• Soldier, a complete course of brickwork laid on end vertically, with the narrow side exposed in the face of the wall

See also

• Universal Soldier (disambiguation)
• Soulja (disambiguation)

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