Definition of national guardsman
: a member of a national guard
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In Venezuela’s gold capital, national guardsmen block the roads.
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Also tonight, Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis signed orders to deploy as many as 4,000 national guardsmen to the region.
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Among our athletes in Korea were a firefighter, a national guardsman, and a mechanic.
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More than 400 miles to the southeast, at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson in Anchorage, a group of volunteers and national guardsmen were busy loading ice cream, presents and Santa into an Alaska Air National Guard HC-130 Combat King II airplane.
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Sergeant Allen, a national guardsman from Georgia, had part of his brain removed during surgery, and is now unable to speak, walk, or take care of himself.
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Louisiana has 150 national guardsmen and other emergency preparedness officials assisting in Puerto Rico currently.
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Salsa music was sounding as national guardsmen and pro-government militias organized the long lines.
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Dennis Woods is an extraordinary coach and a better friend: Phillip Morris CLEVELAND, Ohio -- The deadly riot was in full swing when an Ohio national guardsman stationed on Eddy Road stopped Glenville baseball coach Dennis Woods.
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First Known Use of national guardsman
1831
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