1. the act of walking or marching for long distances, especially over difficult terrain
Usage: informal; often military context

Examples

• After hours of footslogging through the muddy fields, the soldiers finally reached their destination.
• The hiking trail required serious footslogging up steep mountain paths.
• He was tired of all the footslogging and wished he had brought his bicycle.
• The infantry unit was known for its endurance during long periods of footslogging.
• She preferred footslogging through the wilderness to taking the crowded bus route.
• The expedition involved days of footslogging across rough desert terrain.