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Man-at-arms was a medieval term for a warrior or soldier, specifically a heavily armed and armoured mounted soldier. He could be a knight or a commoner.
When addressed to a professional soldier in a regular national army, the term is normally used as an honorary connotation, but would probably be considered odd usage by most.
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