| A | B |
|---|
| array | an orderly collection or group |
| upheaval | drastic change or disruption |
| barricade | barrier or obstruction |
| besiege | to surround in an act of aggression |
| commandeer | to take possession of or seize for military or public use |
| corporal | physical, affecting the body |
| garrison | a group of soldiers stationed at a military installation or camp |
| guerrilla | a member of an irregular miltary unit that uses its high mobiltiy to attack and hinder operations of larger enemy forces |
| parley | a conference to discuss terms with an enemy |
| pillage | to plunder or sack |
| ransack | to search or examine thoroughly |
| reconnaissance | a survey or enemy territory to gain information |
| relinquish | to give up completely; to surrender |
| rout | a disastrous defeat and disorderly retreat |
| siege | an encirclement and blockade of a city to force it to surrender |
| atrocity | a condition or act of extreme cruelty or brutality |
