commando's

Elite trooper's possession

Commando's is the possessive form of commando—a soldier trained for raids and special operations, or such soldiers collectively.

The possessive indicates belonging: a commando's mission, the commando's equipment.

Going commando means wearing no underwear, supposedly after soldiers who traveled light.

military

soldier's

Of one who serves

elite'sOf the top tier
raider'sOf one who pillages
operative'sBelonging to a spy

ranger's · marine's · trooper's · warrior's · fighter's · mercenary's · sniper's · specialist's · veteran's · unit's

mission

operation's

Belonging to an undertaking

strike'sPertaining to work stoppage
target'sAim's intended endpoint

equipment

gear's

Possessive of machinery

weapon'sBelonging to an instrument of harm
rifle'sOf a shoulder-fired weapon
knife'sPossessive of cutting implement

uniform's · radio's

underwear

freedom's

Belonging to liberation

style'sBelonging to aesthetic approach
wearer'sOf one dressed in
leg'sOf a lower appendage

Opposites

military unit type

commando'sline infantry

Soldiers in ranked formations

conscript · draftee · regular army · reservist · militiaman

combat approach

commando'sconventional forces

Traditional armed units

artillery corps · armored division · heavy infantry

military role

commando'squartermaster

Officer managing military supplies

clerk · non-combatant

Phrases

going commandoForgoing underpants deliberately
go commandoSkipping the bottom layer
gone commandoWithout undergarments beneath clothing
went commandoWore no undergarments
goes commandoWearing no underwear
commando unitsElite military strike teams

Family

commando, commandos

Familiarity: Top 500,000
Profile: Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated PG