Trade or career specialty in the armed forces which demand from the individuals achievement of qualifications.
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Neither the naval nor the military profession summons him abroad.
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But he who now claimed my attention was of British birth and military profession.
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At no time, however, did he acquire any real love for the military profession.
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Her appearance awoke all those chivalrous feelings which are the honor of the military profession.
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Key was a practising lawyer in Washington who had a liking for the military profession.
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They plainly told him their feelings upon it, their dislike to the military profession, especially.
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You are of the military profession, sir, I see.
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Yet no calling other than the true military profession is so fitted to excite brain activity.
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He was, however, dissuaded from that pursuit by his relation, and he adopted the military profession.
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It was "the Christian form of the military profession; the knight was the Christian soldier."
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The military profession is alone sufficient to engross the attention of the most able and accomplished man.
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That Christianity was considered incompatible with the military profession, is evident from many passages of the fathers.
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In aristocracies the military profession, being a privileged career, is held in honor even in time of peace.
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Almost immediately his uncle died, and the door into the military profession seemed closed to him for ever.
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Even in his disputes with distinguished military men, he could always count on the support of the military profession.
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I have already hinted, that the publication of my essay was delayed till I had embraced the military profession.
