| A | B |
|---|
| aftermath | th which follows; the outcome or result |
| bivouac | a temporary outdoor encampment |
| booty | goods seized from a defeated enemy |
| carnage | widespread and bloody slaughter |
| countermand | to cancel or reverse a previous order |
| deploy | to station troops or resources according to a plan |
| gory | covered in blood; characterized by bloody flesh |
| incursion | an invasion of limited scope and duration |
| martial | concerning war; warlike |
| massacre | the brutal and indiscriminate slaughter of many human beings |
| mayhem | intentional destruction or violence |
| mercenary | concerning someone who is paid to fight for a foreign nation |
| onslaught | a furious attack |
| platoon | a military group larger that a squad and smaller than a company, usually commanded by a lieutenant |
| predatory | plundering or exploiting others; living by preying upon others |
| projectile | an object shot or thrown forward |
| ravage | to destroy violently and utterly |
| recoil | a quick backward motion |
| rubble | the ruins of a thoroughly demolished structure |
| sentinel | a guard assigned to warn off unexpected attack |
