I would like to know how accurate this is and if there are some things that are false or if you just want to add to then please, do so! This is not specificly about modern military. This is meant more historically but both of my posts in r/history and...
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The difference between a fighter and a warrior.
Firstly-All warriors are fighters where's, not all fighters are warriors.
A warrior fights for something, a goal.
A fighter fights for many different reasons but a fighter can vary from a King who fights for his nation to a street kid, fighting just because he likes to.
Things a warrior can fight for
- Others (people) - As in his nation (the people within) or his comrades.
- His organization, clan, nation, team, family.
- A certain goal. He fights for his goal (Naruto who fought to prove his goal to become Hokage, Luffy-Pirate King)
- They can also count as a warrior by being an incredibly great Fighter who is by that point renowned.
Warriors also count as warriors by competing in warfare. But again there is a difference between a soldier and a warrior.
A warrior would passionately (as stated above) fight for his nation while a soldier would fight just because he was told to.
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