Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
grunts
German translation:
Infanteristen/Fußsoldaten
Added to glossary by
ibz
Dec 11, 2006 15:29
17 yrs ago
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English term
grunts
English to German
Other
Slang
Militär
Aus einem Artikel über den Bericht der Iraq Study Group:
For all of the time they spent learning about America's war in Iraq, the Iraq Study Group failed to study the war at its most critical level: that of the grunts.
Und später dann:
The actions of "strategic corporals" and captains matter most for small wars of this character. It is at their level where the war will be won or lost. It speaks volumes that the panel did not take the time to hear any of these grunt-level voices while in Iraq or back in the United States ...
So wie ich das verstehe, bezeichnet "grunts" die Leute an der Front, die hautnah beteiligt sind. Stimmt das so? Und gäbe es da einen passenden deutschen Ausdruck?
For all of the time they spent learning about America's war in Iraq, the Iraq Study Group failed to study the war at its most critical level: that of the grunts.
Und später dann:
The actions of "strategic corporals" and captains matter most for small wars of this character. It is at their level where the war will be won or lost. It speaks volumes that the panel did not take the time to hear any of these grunt-level voices while in Iraq or back in the United States ...
So wie ich das verstehe, bezeichnet "grunts" die Leute an der Front, die hautnah beteiligt sind. Stimmt das so? Und gäbe es da einen passenden deutschen Ausdruck?
Proposed translations
(German)
4 +2 | Infanteristen/Fußsoldaten |
Kim Metzger
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3 | niedrige(re) Chargen/Dienstgrade |
David Seycek
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Proposed translations
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Infanteristen/Fußsoldaten
A grunt is an infantry soldier. The term originated during the Vietnam war, I believe.
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niedrige(re) Chargen/Dienstgrade
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