| MARCHINGORDERS | Notice they're given to soldiers on the move? (8,6) |
| LEFT | Instruction to soldiers on the march when England agreement abandoned (4,4) |
| EYES | Instruction to soldiers on the march when England agreement abandoned (4,4) |
| BORDERREGIMENT | Soldiers on the march? (6,8) |
| FLIGHTSERGEANT | NCO's fine, delicate fabric given to soldier |
| PERSONALSTEREO | What singular loner operates, on the move? |
| ALMS | They're given to those who beg for weapons, we hear |
| SOPS | They're given to pacify or quiet, or as bribes |
| TIPS | They're given to bartenders and cab drivers |
| REPRESENT | Soldiers on the front to patrol don't like to be |
| GIST | Soldier on the way to the heart of the matter (4) |
| BULLY | Nickname for the canned meat given to soldiers (5) |
| GATOR | Gun given to soldiers to get dangerous reptile shortly |
| ATTENTION | Order given to soldiers to show care (9) |
| SIGNORIA | Indication given to soldiers, one given by a governing body |
| CHARGE | Order given to soldiers daily, for example to retreat (6) |
| AGNOMEN | Name in past given to soldiers, eg, The Great |
| SNOWSTORM | Ship carrying present to soldiers on board in adverse weather (9) |
| MENTIONED | Referred to soldiers on diet, strangely (9) |
| MENTION | Refer to soldiers on it abroad |
