trooper
/ˈtroʊpər/Definitions
1. noun
a member of a mounted police force, especially in Australia or the US.
“The state police sent a trooper to investigate the scene.”
2. noun
a member of a mounted band of soldiers, especially in the 18th century.
“During the Napoleonic Wars, the British cavalry was made up of many troopers.”
3. noun
a person who travels in a caravan or group, especially one that is on a tour or a journey.
“The family went on a road trip with a large group of troopers, including kids and grandparents.”