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Meanings of noncombatant in English

Noncombatant.

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Usage of noncombatant in English
1
Offenses committed against noncombatant civilians during the conduct of the war generally.
New York Times Current History; The European War, Vol 2, No. 3, ...
2
She didn't much like that she kept forgetting Craig was a noncombatant.
The truth of valor
3
Ambrose followed Richard I. as a noncombatant, and not improbably as a court-minstrel.
The Project Gutenberg Encyclopedia, Volume 1 of 28
4
There must be some important noncombatant post he could fill.
The Naked God
5
Information to support US contingency planning, including noncombatant evacuation, and humanitarian and medical relief operations.
The Guardian
6
No reports of noncombatant injuries were received, it added.
Reuters
7
Lester Tourville would have done everything humanly possible to hold down the noncombatant death count.
Echoes Of Honor
8
Why and wherefore should I yield?- Iama noncombatant.
The Spy
9
But I repeat, John, am I not a noncombatant?
The Spy
10
The German must henceforth be a noncombatant.
Aunt Jane's Nieces in the Red Cross
11
I am a chaplain, sir, a noncombatant.
Gods go begging
12
Sukarno had declared himself a noncombatant in the cold war, and there were no neutrals in their eyes.
Legacy of ashes: the history of the cia
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He issued a series of silly general orders making war on the noncombatant population of Virginia within his line.
The Victim: A Romance of the Real Jefferson Davis
14
These typically involve a security force dealing with a red force of aggressors and a number of noncombatant bystanders.
Wired
15
Even at a base on the front lines, they filled as many noncombatant roles with civilians as they could.
All You Need Is Kill
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Tells about the Quakers' persistent lobbying against conscription & their role in the establishing of alternate service as a noncombatant.
The new yorker
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