Synonyms for military force
mil·i·ta·ry force

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1. military unit, military force, military group, forcenoun

   a unit that is part of some military service

   "he sent Caesar a force of six thousand men"

   Synonyms:
   force play, military group, effect, military unit, violence, strength, power, force out, force-out, forcefulness, personnel, force

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1. Marine Gen. John Allen:

   The employment of military force absent a clear policy construct can be a dangerous thing, what the President needs to do is ensure that no one comes away from this with the sense that this was a one-off, single use of military force. He needs to help us all understand what his grand strategy is and what his overarching policy intent is for the employment of force.

2. Dmitry Suslov:

   The whole reason behind the concentration of troops by Russia at the Ukrainian border is to create tension, to accompany the Russian political demands with the demonstration of military force, which has already brought some significant positive results to Russia, from the Russian perspective, and this is the predominant opinion really widespread in Moscow, withoutthe concentration of the Russian troops, without belligerent rhetoric, without speculation about the ‘military-technical’ response by Russia, Russian security guarantee demands would have gone directly to the dustbins everywhere in the West.

3. Leonard Ngendakumana:

   The next (step) is to organize ourselves just to resist, to make Pierre Nkurunziza understand that he must leave and then that we are prepared to do it by force, by organizing a military force.

4. Abdiweli Mohamed Ali:

   They are not occupying as a military force in Somalia, it's impossible. We are fierce fighters, we will never allow that to happen.

5. Republican Boehner:

   I've continued to remind the president that historically, the commander in chief has identified the need for the use of military force, written a new authorization for that force, sent it to the Hill, and typically also worked to build bipartisan support for such a resolution.