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Serviceman
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Serviceman 

a person in active military service.

Each serviceman has a military rank (in the USSR, for example, these include riadovoi [private], efreitor [private first class], serzhant [sergeant], leitenant, and kapitan, among others). According to their service status and military rank some servicemen, in relation to others, may be superior or subordinate, senior or junior. Every Soviet serviceman takes a military oath of loyalty to his people, the Soviet Motherland, and the Soviet government.



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As part of the partnership, admission for servicemen and women and ex-servicemen has been reduced to pounds 5 (tickets must be purchased in advance).
King Abdullah, the Supreme Commander of the Armed Forces, also met with representatives of Retired Servicemen and listened to their needs, particularly issues of concern to the Economic Social Association of Retired Servicemen and Veterans.
I was one of thousands of National Servicemen who did my time out there.
 
 
 
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