How do you refer to military personnel of specific branches (Army, Air Force, Navy)?

Also, is the word "soldier" used to refer to military combatants in general or is that term reserved for Army personnel only? If the latter, what's the term for military combatants in general?How do you refer to military personnel of specific branches (Army, Air Force, Navy)?"Sir. Yes Sir!"How do you refer to military personnel of specific branches (Army, Air Force, Navy)?
Air Force - Airmen

Navy - Sailors

Marine Corps - Marines

Army - Soldiers

Coast Guard - not sure XDHow do you refer to military personnel of specific branches (Army, Air Force, Navy)?Marine Corps....Marines

Army....soldiers

Navy and coast guard...sailors

air force.....airmen



soldiers are the army only.....a Marine would be extremely offended if you called him a soldier



just call them service men and womenHow do you refer to military personnel of specific branches (Army, Air Force, Navy)?
Coast Guard = Coast Guardsmen or GuardiansHow do you refer to military personnel of specific branches (Army, Air Force, Navy)?Just to add to some of the other posts, the Navy also has airmen. They are generally Navy personnel who work in the Navy Aviation Field. I don't know why the distinction is necessary.How do you refer to military personnel of specific branches (Army, Air Force, Navy)?
Army- Soldiers

Navy- Sailors

Marines- Marines

Air Force- Airmen



Military in General-

Troops

Service men/women

Some call every branch soldiers (even though that's not correct, as another poster said)