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Life guard

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(Mil.) a body of select troops attending the person of a prince or high officer.
(Mil.) See under Guard.

See also: Guard Life



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Fire Department Life Guard divers, who undergo rigorous and extensive training for underwater rescues, arrived within minutes and began searching the area.
Currently, the section publishes two test: the AFO Manual and the Ellis Life Guard Text.
Ed was an experienced canoeist with a racing background, complementing Jill's skills background as a former life guard, Red Cross canoe instructor, and river and lake paddler.
 
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