Soldiers typically have several things that villagers do not, primarily due to their profession and training. Here's a list of key differences:

• Weapons and Military Equipment: Soldiers are equipped with firearms, protective gear (like helmets and body armor), and other specialized tools for combat.
• Specialized Training: Soldiers undergo extensive training in combat tactics, weapons handling, and military procedures.
• Military Rank and Structure: Soldiers are part of a hierarchical organization with specific ranks and chains of command.
• Authority to Use Force: Soldiers are authorized by their government to use force and violence in specific situations, according to laws of war.
• Access to Military Resources: Soldiers have access to logistical support, including transportation, medical care, and specialized supplies, provided by the military.