Converse of object

• build: We are partners in the war against terrorism and we continue to build a strong military and security partnership.

• include: The Iraqi units include the military, police and Interior Ministry forces.

• enter: After graduation from high school I entered the military.

Adjective modifier

• Indonesian: It's an opportunity for 250 international arms companies to try and flog their wares to the notorious Indonesian military.

• Iraqi: The Iraqi military made several public announcements to the residents offering them a chance to leave the city.

• American: Because let's not forget the American military generally just fire in roughly the right direction and hope for the best.

• British: This is in line with a common strategy being adopted throughout the British military.

• strong: Pyongyang still believes that a strong military, capable of projecting power in the region, is an essential element of national power.

• many: In Ni many military and civilian facilities were damaged.

Modifies a noun

• personnel: Unfortunately, due to a shortage of trained military personnel, the crew is a little unorthodox... .

• action: I will not support any UK military action which has not been approved by the United Nations under international law.

• commander: The WFP, fearing that the wheat would be seized by military commanders, kept many warehouse doors locked.

• coup: The last king of North Yemen was killed in a 1962 military coup.

• force: Therefore, the Germans faced a total military force of some 108 divisions.

• operation: Of these factors the nature of British military operations in the region was particularly significant.

Used with adjective complement

• include: There are a variety of career paths to choose including military, entertainment, musician and even criminal!

Modifying Another Word

• especially: And thus he shatters many of the myths about history, especially military history.

• mostly: He made many reforms in Russia, mostly military.

• about: Terrorism isn't about military might, who has the most guns.

Preposition: in

• origin: These divisions were purely political and military in origin and spread over the entire Szekely lands.