infantry

Infantry refers to the soldiers in an army who fight on foot. They are the backbone of ground forces and are trained to engage in direct combat with the enemy. Infantry units use a variety of weapons, including rifles, machine guns, and grenades, and often operate in various terrains, from urban areas to forests. Their main roles include capturing territory, holding positions, and providing support to other military branches, such as artillery and armored units. Infantry tactics can involve coordinated movements, ambushes, and defensive strategies, making them essential for achieving military objectives.