commando:
(plural: ‘commandos‘ or ‘commandoes‘; pronunciation: pronunciation: the letter ‘c’ is said with a ‘k’ sound as in “king” — for the right pronunciation of this word, please click here)
US commandos
a group of military soldiers very well trained in all the fighting tactics using sophisticated equipment and is used in very difficult situations (the preferred spelling for plural form: ‘commandoes‘);
a member/soldier of a small brave well-trained fighting force in the army which is used to make a quick attack, a hit and run method of attack, into and out of enemy areas (the preferred spelling for plural form: ‘commandos‘),
female commando
The two brothers are very patriotic, the older one has joined the military and is training to be a Navy commando, and the younger one joined the police force and is training to be a police commando.
Most of the British commandos served in the war against terrorism were given medals of honour.
Anyone will be surprised to know that at times commandos are sent into enemy areas without any identification on them so that when they are caught by the enemy, they have no proof of being the army commandos, but, of course, face severe imprisonment or death!
