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Battalion

A battalion is a military unit, typically consisting of up to 1,000 soldiers. A battalion is commanded by a lieutenant colonel and subdivided into several companies, each typically commanded by a major or a captain. The typical battalion is built from three operational companies, one weapons company and one headquarters company. In some countries…

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Battalion

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Edges170
Triples160
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.011696
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related to British Army · 23
Battalion → An, British, British Army Infantry, Each, Intelligence Corps, It, LAD, Mechanical Engineers, Mechanised, OC, Other, REME, Rifles, Royal Anglian Regiment, Royal Army Ordnance Corps, Royal Electrical, Royal Engineers, Royal Pioneer Corps, The, The HQ
related to Motorised rifle battalion · 19
Battalion → AGS-17, AT-3 Sagger, AT-4 Spigot, BMP, BMPs, Both, BTR, BTRs, In, MANPADs, PM-43, SA-14 Gremlin, SA-16 Gimlet, SA-7 Grail, Soviet Armed Forces, SPG-9, The, The BTR, Vasileks
related to United States Marine Corps · 17
Battalion → An MEB, In, MAGTF, Marine, Marine Air-Ground Task Forces, Marine Corps, Marine Expeditionary Brigade, Marines, MEB, S-1, S-4, S-6, Seabees, The, United States Marine Corps, Weapons, World War II
related to Tank battalion · 10
Battalion → Eastern Europe, However, Prior, Soviet, T-54, T-55, T-62s, T-64, T-72, T-80
related to United States Army · 10
Battalion → Army, Battalions, Battery, Company, CSM, In, Squadron, They, Troop, United States Army
related to External links · 8
Battalion → Carlisle Barracks, Chilcoat, French Infantry, Handbook, Major General Richard, Napoleonic WarsThe Battalion Commander's, Pennsylvania, US Army War College
related to Royal Netherlands Army · 8
Battalion → Combat, Dutch, Dutch Army, In, Royal Netherlands Army, There, TOW, With
related to Sweden · 8
Battalion → During, In, NCO, Non-commissioned, So, Swedish, The, Underofficer
related to Myanmar · 7
Battalion → Army, As, EAOs, In Myanmar, People's Defence Force, Tat Yinn, This
related to Canadian Army · 6
Battalion → Canadian, Canadian Army, Canadian Forces, In, The, Those

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battalions companies company infantry rifle regiment army support three headquarters combat artillery corps usually units group tank marine battle major

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Battalionis amilitary unit0.90text
Battalionis asmallest military unit capable of0.90text
Battalionis astandard unit organisation for infantry and combat service support and each battalion is divided into one or more sub-units referred to as companies0.90text
Battalionis aunit composed of a headquarters and two to six batteries0.90text
armourinstance ofwhich also includes various supporting elements0.80text
artilleryinstance ofwhich also includes various supporting elements0.80text
combat engineersinstance ofwhich also includes various supporting elements0.80text
combat service supportinstance ofwhich also includes various supporting elements0.80text
engineerinstance ofcontaining support platoons0.80text
signalinstance ofcontaining support platoons0.80text
medical etcinstance ofcontaining support platoons0.80text
Battalionrelated to Artillery battalionSoviet0.60section

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