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A guerrilla is an irregular fighter, who fight against his own goverment. A partisan is an irregular soldier, who fight against regular troups from another country in his own country.
Lewis was an Irish explorer who was a general and Clark was an English explorer who was a soldier.
A Kapo (sometimes spelled Capo) was a trusted prisoner in a Nazi concentration camp. Kapos were given various privileges and had to supervise other prisoners, maintain discipline, distribute food and so on. Many abused their power, of course, and ill-treated the other prisoners ... A Kapo was not a soldier and had no standing outside the camp.
Assuming you're referring to the Australian military here, the AIF was an expeditionary force which deployed overseas, whereas the militia did not deploy overseas - they were, however, the first to respond when Japan directly threatened Australia.
The summer soldier and the sunshine patriot
Paine compares the "summer soldier" and the "sunshine patriot" with "he that stands it" because the "summer soldier" and "sunshine patriot" are weak and don't want to get involved in the war because they believe it will be very dangerous and they are afraid of loosing personal fortunes. While "he that stands it" would be a strong soldier that will fight through thick and thin of the war.
Someone who is not reliable during hard times
An example of alliteration that Paine uses in "The Crisis No. 1" is: "summer soldier and the sunshine patriot." This phrase emphasizes individuals who only support the revolutionary cause when it is convenient for them, tying together the words "summer" and "sunshine" with "soldier" and "patriot" using alliteration.
Thomas Paine included the phrase in his pamphlet, the American Crisis. The quote is: "These are the times that try men's souls: The summer soldier and the sunshine patriot will, in this crisis, shrink from the service of his country; but he that stands it now, deserves the love and thanks of man and woman."
disappear from the view
Thomas Paine used the terms "summer soldier" and "sunshine patriot" to criticize people who are only willing to fight for a cause when conditions are easy or favorable. He believed true patriots should be committed to their cause regardless of the circumstances.
Patriot?
Such a person is known as a patriot.
All soldiers are patriots. But there's a surface-to-air missile system called Patriot. The soldiers who operate it are "Patriot Missile Crewmen."
patriot is a person who were against the Brittish rules and wanted independence from Britain. so the patriots decided to join the war so they are called patriot soldiers,
The difference between a soldier and a guerrilla is that a soldier will kill his enemy, a guerrilla will kill anyone who is not himself.