"army member" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a person who is a part of an army, either actively serving or being a veteran. For example: "My grandfather was an army member during the Korean War."
A former Army member, he is generally considered to be the government's tough guy and enforcer.
He explains that I am not an army member and only members get to wear the uniform.
"This deadly attack was carried out by a valiant Afghan army member," a Taliban spokesman, Zabihullah Mujahid, told Reuters.
Mr. Doherty is an Irish Republican Army member who has been held for seven years at the Manhattan Correctional Center without charges in the United States.
Anyway, here's Colorado fan Todd Haggerty and Timbers Army member Roger Anthony to fill us in on exactly where these two sides are at coming into this weekend.
He was a United States Army Staff Sergeant, serving in the 3rd Army, Member of the Greatest Generation and the Band of Brothers--from Normandy through to the Battle of the Bulge where he received a Purple Heart.
Private Robert Hetherington, of the 51st Highland, 7th Battalion - a Territorial Army member - also died.
"He's an ex-Army member," Mr. Seeger said, "and they're trying to send him over again".
US officials said Page was a former US Army member who was discharged for "patterns of misconduct" after being reduced in rank from sergeant to specialist.
The plan proposed by Colonel Harvey and a fund-raiser who was not a Salvation Army member, Russ Russell, included using a loan to give the community more time to raise the $48 million the Army was requiring.
Fuller, a former Territorial Army member, has received threats but is undeterred.
