Chasseurs [noun]

The Viscayan bóina has been lately introduced into the French army as the headgear of the Chasseurs and some other regiments.

On retiring many would have been killed but for the chasseurs of the garrison, who honourably and zealously protected them.

This I say of the hussars and chasseurs, mark you, so that it is far more the case with cuirassiers or dragoons.

Our regiment of hussars was quartered with the horse chasseurs of the guard at Fontainebleau.

I passed the barracks of the Chasseurs of the Guards, and the line of cafes all filled with uniforms.

By the clanking sound she knew it was one of the chasseurs, and her heart sank within her.

The brave commander of the chasseurs will see to it that father comes safely home,' said Gené.

Still they went on, swept past the infantry columns, and fell upon a brigade of French chasseurs.

But there were young chasseurs alpins, home on leave from the front, who were playing the game in an entirely different way.

When the sky cleared the chasseurs donned their skis and made some daring raids on German posts in the hills.