The militia were referred to as "chocolate soldiers" because they were perceived as lacking resilience and courage, similar to chocolate that melts in heat. This term highlighted their perceived inability to withstand the rigors of battle or conflict, suggesting that they would "melt away" under pressure. The phrase often implied a criticism of their effectiveness compared to more seasoned or professional soldiers.
Militia .
In the United States, the militia (referred to in the 2nd Amendment) is called the National Guard. It is under the command of state governors and can be activated by the US president for active duty in times of need.
It is a militia.
Militia is a body of citizens enrolled for military service, called out for drill but serving full time only in emergencies. An army is a body of full time professional soldiers
Two patriots also rode out to warn the militia.
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slowballers.
The minutemen, or a town's militia.
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They are sometimes called Militiamen or Militia.
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The soldiers were a militia, called out for service when required. They were drawn from the citizens who were normally mainly farmers and tradesmen.
There called militia men. A militia is a force of armed civilians made up of merchants, farmers, blacksmiths, etc. who pledged to defend their community. They weren't the best soldiers though...