Noun
comrade in arms (plural comrades in arms)
(military) A fellow combatant or soldier.
comrade-in-arms
Delicatus made this for his deserving comrade-in-arms." Source: Internet
When learning of Zhukov's "misfortunes" — and despite not understanding all the problems — Eisenhower expressed his sympathy for his "comrade-in-arms" (Zhukov). Source: Internet
Rosa Luxemburg fan Ruth Schneider spent Sun in Friedrichsfelde among East German nostalgists and Marxists of all feathers, commemorating the 98th anniversary of the deaths of Luxemburg and comrade-in-arms Karl Liebkniecht. Source: Internet
The quick-witted and astute Farzana became his companion and comrade in arms, as he offered his services to various nobles. Source: Internet
Was it not Tsadkan’s comrade-in-arms, Meles Zenawi, who over the port of Assab against advice by former U.S. President Jimmy Carter and former U.S. Asst. Source: Internet
He was well aware of the negative impact his political reputation suffered because of his old comrade-in-arms Madhu Limaye; however, although he visited the latter less often after that, he never said anything to blame him. Source: Internet