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176 clues
Yanks
Troops
Grunts
Soldiers
Enl. men
Dogfaces
Doughboys
War party
US troops
Enlistees
Doughfoots
M-1 firers
Mil. sorts
Pyle subj.
Vets-to-be
Servicemen
Base figs.
PX patrons
Troop group
Infantrymen
Future vets
Joe, et al.
Joe's peers
Mil. people
OAP booster
PX shoppers
Troup group
U.S. heroes
USO clients
Company men
US soldiers
USO patrons
Amer. troops
Jane and Joe
Judo outfits
Karate robes
O.D. wearers
Our soldiers
Pfc.'s, etc.
People on KP
PX clientele
Wartime Joes
Joe and Jane
PFCs, et al.
Enlisted men
PX customers
USO visitors
Base figures
W.W. II group
Some soldiers
Bill and Joe?
Judo garments
Judo uniforms
M.R.E. eaters
Military joes
Ones on base?
U.S. fighters
WWII dogfaces
WWII soldiers
USO attendees
Fighting force
Avatar" extras
Amer. fighters
Karate outfits
Mil. inductees
U.S. enlistees
U.S. defenders
Amer. soldiers
Dogtag wearers
Mil. enlistees
Basic soldiers
Platoon" extras
Dogfaces, today
Enlisted troops
Fatigued bunch?
J. Jones heroes
Joe and others?
Joes of W.W. II
Karate uniforms
Many PX patrons
Platoon members
Soldiers: Abbr.
U.S.O. audience
M*A*S*H" extras
Doughboys, today
Fatigued people?
W.W. II soldiers
Ones "over there
USO entertainees
A.P.O. addressees
Army Joe and Jane
Dogfaces, briefly
Enlisted soldiers
Grunts, for short
Members of A.U.S.
Soldiers like Joe
Soldiers, briefly
USO-show audience
W.W. II doughboys
James Jones heroes
Pvts., cpls., etc.
Doughboys of today
Enlistees, briefly
APO mail addressees
Bill, Jane, and Joe
Ernie Pyle subjects
Pfc.'s, for example
Rank-and-file group
Pvt. and cpl., e.g.
USO audience, often
Soldiers, for short
APO mail recipients
Grunts, so to speak
Basic training grads
Enlisted men: acron.
Enlistees, for short
They're not vets yet
James Jones's heroes
Audience for Bob Hope
Doughboys' successors
Joes who got the bill
Judo or karate attire
Ones getting base pay
They may be in a mess
Martial-arts uniforms
U.S.O. show attendees
Force in W.W. I and II
PAPPY Boyington's PAls
The toy Joe and others
U.S. general's command
Who the USO entertains
Dogtag wearers (Abbr.)
Infantrymen, for short
US soldiers, for short
Company makeup, largely
Ones in a mess, briefly
They're found in a mess
They're often in a mess
Conscripts, for example
The Hurt Locker" extras
Dog-tag wearers, briefly
Fatigued fighting force?
Platoon members, briefly
Division units, for short
Infantry members, briefly
Some army members (abbr.)
American soldiers like Joe
Common soldiers, for short
Google Earth mapping syst.
Guests at U.S.O. buildings
Ones in a mess, informally
Platoon members, for short
Enlisted soldiers, briefly
The earliest action figures
They may be found in a tank
Uniformed troops, for short
Visitors to a U.S.O. center
1944 Bill of Rights subjects
Beneficiaries of a 1944 bill
U.S.O. show audience members
Wearers of dog tags, briefly
Enlisted soldiers, for short
American soldiers, for short
    Army members, for short
Soldiers Joe and Jane (abbr.)
Those seen in a mess, briefly
''Saving Private Ryan'' extras
Mil. members like Joe and Jane
Ones in a mess, perhaps: Abbr.
Enlisted US soldiers, for short
American Army members, for short
Audience members for a U.S.O. show
American soldiers like Joe, for short
Platoon members or ''Platoon'' extras
Beneficiaries of a 1944 bill, for short
Joes in the American military, for short
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