Fun Brain Game: Build Words from Syllables

Veterans Day Syllables Game

Collect images of ribbons by building words from these syllables. If you need a clue, look at the sentences below.
Pick the first syllable of one of the missing words.

Try putting WORDS in order to make sentences:
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An * is the highest ranking officer in the Navy and the Coast Guard. * troops are soldiers who are trained to parachute into battle from airplanes. A member of the U. S. Air Force is called an *. The * is the branch of the Armed Forces that carries out military operations on land. Veterans Day used to be called * Day. * are the buildings where soldiers live. A * is a large military unit made up of hundreds of soldiers. A * is a series of connected military operations and battles. A * is a higher ranking officer in the Navy and Coast Guard than in the Army and Air Force. A * is a high ranking officer in the Army, Air Force and Marines. The equivalent naval rank is Captain. Until 2013, official U. S. military policy excluded women from direct ground * assignments. In the Navy, a * is a senior officer, similar in rank to a lieutenant colonel in other military branches. A * is often a rank just below sergeant. Veterans serve in the Armed Forces to * our country. A veteran has usually served at least four years of active *. Joining the armed forces is known as *. In the Navy, an * is the first or lowest ranking officer. Veterans Day honors those who have served to defend our country and our *. A * is the highest ranking officer in the Army, Air Force and Marines. On Veterans Day we * those who have served in the Armed Forces. Soldiers who are trained to fight on foot are called *. * are military uniforms that are yellow-brown in color. A * is a military officer. A gold oak leaf is the insignia for an officer with the rank of *. The * Corps is the amphibious branch of the Armed Forces that delivers infantry power by sea or air. The * of Honor is the highest honor that can be awarded to a veteran. The * is the branch of our Armed Forces that fights at sea. Many veterans have served * in places like Iraq or Vietnam. * is the lowest rank in the Army. Veterans serve in the military to * our country. A * is somebody who has just joined the military. A * is a military award, such as the ones seen here. After active duty, a veteran is placed on * and may be recalled if needed. * is a sailor and is also the lowest rank in the Navy and Coast Guard. A * is a non-commissioned officer and the leader of a team of soldiers. On November 11, we honor our veterans for their * to our country. A veteran is somebody who has been a *. A * is a junior army rank similar to a corporal. Each branch of the military has its own distinctive *. A * is a person who has served in the armed forces.