Translation of "Professional soldier" in German

After his brief athletic career he became a professional soldier.

No, Brad, there's only one proper way for a professional soldier to die.

Frank, I am a professional soldier, I'm not a prison keeper.

And any professional soldier who tells you different is a liar.

Captain Smith is the only professional soldier among us.

For a hardened professional like the soldier, the basic moo-juice... just won't win the war.

According to the document, a professional soldier should refrain from interfering in debates pertaining to party politics.

Now comes General Golan, an esteemed professional soldier, and says the same thing.

He was a professional soldier, officer.

Krstic was a professional soldier, for him this meant joining the RS army.

In order to receive the military pension, the claimant should indicate the name of the unit where the former professional soldier was on the Army supply until the day of exemption from the professional military service and to indicate the date of exemption:

In order to investigate the claim for military invalidity pension, the claimant should indicate the name of the unit where the former professional soldier was on Army supply until the day of exemption from the professional military service and to indicate the date of exemption:

From October 1934 to 1935 he served in the Reichswehr, but he decided a greater opportunity to be a professional soldier was to be found in the SS, which he joined in April 1936.

He was sent back to Israel after its independence in 1948, and became a professional soldier, serving in the IDF from 1948 until 1976.

Though a protégé of Musharraf, the army’s chief of staff, General Ashfaq Kayani, is a professional soldier for whom the army’s institutional interests are more important than the political interests of his former army boss.

Up to 1649, it was commanded by Owen Roe O'Neill, a professional soldier who had served in the Spanish army in Flanders.

This was my first and only sight... of the cool, hard, professional soldier... whose scrupulous regard for the rules of warfare had been exercised... in this instance, so fortunately for myself.

The cost of horses meant that the professional soldier might not wish to risk his expensive asset in combat.

With its first question the national court asked whether a professional soldier on active service in Belgium to whom, under national law, the medical care provisions of the compulsory sickness and invalidity insurance applicable to employed persons have been extended, ranks among the persons covered by the regulation.