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督軍
dū jūn
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provincial military governor during the early Republic of China era (1911-1949 AD)
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矮子裡拔將軍
ǎi zi li bá jiāng jūn
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lit. choose a general from among the dwarfs;
fig. choose the best person available (out of a mediocre bunch)
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禁衛軍
jìn wèi jūn
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imperial guard
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禁軍
jìn jūn
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imperial guard
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秦軍
qín jūn
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the Qin army (model for the terracotta warriors)
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空軍
kōng jūn
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air force
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空軍一號
kōng jūn yī hào
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Air Force One, US presidential jet
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空軍司令
kōng jūn sī lìng
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air commodore;
top commander of air force
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空軍基地
kōng jūn jī dì
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air base
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站軍姿
zhàn jūn zī
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to stand at attention (military)
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童子軍
tóng zǐ jūn
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Scout (youth organization);
child soldiers;
juvenile militia
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童軍
tóng jūn
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Scout (youth organization);
see also 童子軍|童子军[Tong2 zi3 jun1]
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篡軍
cuàn jūn
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to usurp the military
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紅巾軍
hóng jīn jūn
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the Red Turbans, peasant rebellion at the end of the Yuan dynasty
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紅色孃子軍
hóng sè niáng zi jūn
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Red Detachment of Women
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紅軍
hóng jūn
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Red Army (1928-1937), predecessor of the PLA;
(Soviet) Red Army (1917-1946)
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網絡水軍
wǎng luò shuǐ jūn
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"Internet Navy";
paid Internet posters;
astroturfers
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美國軍人
měi guó jūn rén
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American serviceman;
US soldier
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美軍
měi jūn
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US army;
US armed forces
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義勇軍
yì yǒng jūn
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volunteer army
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義勇軍進行曲
yì yǒng jūn jìn xíng qǔ
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March of the Volunteer Army (PRC National Anthem)
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義軍
yì jūn
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volunteer army
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聯合軍演
lián hé jūn yǎn
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joint military exercise
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聯軍
lián jūn
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allied armies
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英軍
yīng jūn
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British army
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