Private
A Military Dictionary and Gazetteer · 1881 · p. 16
The title applied in the British army to a common soldier of the cavalry and infantry; the corresponding rank in the artillery being gunner or driver, and in the engineers, the sapper. A private in the cavalry is sometimes called a trooper. In the U. S. army all the soldiers who are below the grade of non-commi ioned officers are called privates.
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