Términos

Cuerpos organizados de soldados ciudadanos voluntarios a media jornada con entrenamiento militar limitado que están disponibles para servicio de emergencia, usualmente para defensa local y pacificación o para complementar las fuerzas armadas regulares.

Educational institutions that train people for careers in the armed forces and for private schools organized following the discipline and dress codes of military life; both offer courses in military training and both are generally at university level with degree-granting programs.

Artists in any medium whose primary subjects concern the armed forces, including uniforms, equipment, and other topics. Such artists may or may not themselves be members of the military. For artists specializing primarily in battles and war, use "battle artist."

Military strategic plans that are large scale, of long duration, include combat operations in a given area, and incorporate a number of military operations or battles as part of a larger conflict or war.

Museums of collections of weapons, armor, uniforms, ammunition, documents, maps, photographs, and other records and artifacts of military forces, leaders, wars, and battles.

General term for parks that preserve areas associated with military history.

Institutions tasked to hold and detain members of the armed forces, in the U.S., particularly who have been convicted of violations of the Uniform Code of Military Justice.

Group portraits, usually paintings, representing members of the civil militia or civic guard. The genre was common in the Netherlands of the 16th and 17th century.

People belonging to a militia, which is an organized body of part-time, volunteer citizen soldiers.

Devices used for circulating air through milk. Often used to remove animal heat, gases, and odors from fresh milk before canning.

Containers used to transport milk bottles.

Devices used to clean milk bottles.

Devices for sterilizing milk cans using steam and boiling water.

Wheeled vehicles adapted to carry and distribute containers for milk.

Subterranean spaces of larger structures where raw milk is put to separate from the cream layer. For dedicated structures designated for similar purposes use "milk houses."