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Since when has the U.S. government and the media started using the word troops to represent individual soldiers? As in "5 troops were killed" meaning 5 soldiers? I thought a troop was a group of soldiers or a cavalry unit or even a Girl Scout troop. I don't remember this from the last Gulf
war. What gives?
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adeybug 05/04/2004 11:46 AM ![]()
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Capfka 05/04/2004 8:41 PM ![]()
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AnnaStrophic 05/04/2004 8:59 PM ![]()
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jheem 05/05/2004 4:26 PM ![]()
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RhubarbCommando 05/05/2004 6:52 PM ![]()
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jheem 05/05/2004 8:23 PM ![]()
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Capfka 05/05/2004 8:55 PM ![]()
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wsieber 05/06/2004 10:58 AM ![]()
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Faldage 05/05/2004 10:13 AM
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