Infantry

Infantry are soldiers who fight on foot.

Antiquity

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  Recreation of Roman soldier
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  Recreation of Roman soldier
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  Recreation of Roman centurion
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  Recreation of Roman infantry

Spanish Empire (Tercios)

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  Battle of Lutzen
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  Arcabucero
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  Piqueros
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  Siege of Breda
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  Rendición de Breda, de Velázquez

Napoleonic/US Civil War era

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  Preussian infantry attacking at Hohenfriedberg 1745
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  US riflemen 1784
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  Relief of Austrian infantry
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  British 52nd light infantry regiment early 1800s
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  US Infantryman during the Civil War
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  US 25th Infantry on bicylces 1897
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  Recreation of military camp

Colonial era

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  Zulu warrior, circa 1879, Anglo-Zulu War

World War I

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  British infantry skirmishing 1914
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  Australian 11th Bt. at Giza 1915
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  British infantry at Morval 1916
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  Royal Irish Rifles at the battle of the Somme 1916
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  Soldiers from New Zealand in trenches near Flers 1916
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  Australian infantry at Ypres 1917

World War II

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  British infantry at El Alamein 1942
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  British infantry during D-Day 1944
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  US assault troops at Omaha Beach, D-Day 1944
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  US infantry near Bastogne 1944
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  US 1st infantry division crossing the Weser 1945
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  US infantrymen advance into Belgian town, supported by a M4 Sherman tank 1944
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  Soviet infantry fighting in the urban area during battle of Stalingrad
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  2 German soldiers during the invasion to the USSR.

Modern

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  US airmobile infantry in Vietnam (1966)
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  US airborne soldier in Vietnam (1966)
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  US Navy SEALs with M-14 and laser designator (1989)
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  British soldier during Desert Shield (1991)
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  Romanian troops in Afghanistan (2003)
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  US Marines in riot control gear (2004)
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  US infantry on patrol in Iraq (2004)
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  French army modern infantry equipment (2005)
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  Estonian soldiers in Iraq (2005)

See also

• French Foreign Legion
• Sniper
• Soldier